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Foresight News reported, according to monitoring by PeckShield, the stablecoin USX on the Solana chain experienced a temporary depegging in the secondary market due to liquidity being withdrawn, with its price dropping to $0.1. Subsequently, after Solstice injected liquidity, the price of USX recovered to $0.94. Previously, Solstice tweeted that the underlying net asset value (NAV) and custodial backing assets of USX on the Solstice side were not affected, and the collateralization ratio remained above 100%. The team stated that this price fluctuation was solely a secondary market liquidity issue, and the 1:1 redemption function in the primary market remains open.

According to Deep Tide TechFlow, on December 26, Coinglass data shows that at noon today, the price of bitcoin on a certain exchange has experienced a negative premium of about -0.1% compared to several other major Asian exchanges for a continuous period of 1 hour, and it has now narrowed to -0.0632%. In addition, since the 15th of this month, the premium index of this exchange has remained in negative territory for 12 consecutive days. A negative premium index for bitcoin on an exchange indicates that the bitcoin price on that exchange is lower than the global average price, which usually reflects greater selling pressure in the US market, decreased investor risk appetite, heightened risk aversion sentiment, or capital outflows.

PANews, December 26—According to disclosures from PeckShield, the stablecoin USX on Solana experienced a sharp drop in liquidity and briefly fell to $0.1 on the secondary market. After an emergency capital injection by Solstice officials, it has now rebounded to $0.94. The Solstice team emphasized that USX assets remain over 100% collateralized and their net value has not been affected.