- USD1 stablecoin surpassed $30 billion in cumulative volume between June 8 and July 6, 2025.
- Weekly closing prices consistently held near $1.00, showing strong peg stability.
- Highest weekly volume of $10.2B occurred during the widest trading range of $0.960 to $1.00.
The digital asset space continues to observe significant milestones, particularly within the stablecoin sector. USD1, a stablecoin developed by WorldLibertyFi, has now exceeded $30 billion in cumulative volume. Data pulled from TradingView for the period between June 8 and July 6, 2025, reveals consistent weekly trading patterns. Despite narrow price movements, the token has sustained notable transactional activity, with weekly volumes occasionally surpassing the $10 billion mark.
Each recorded candle during this timeframe maintained price stability near the $1.00 level, reinforcing the asset’s peg. This performance has drawn interest due to the volume’s persistence despite minimal price fluctuation.
June Marks Peak Volume Week as USD1 Navigates Wider Price Swings
During the week to June 29, USD1 traded a total of $10.2 billion. This was the highest volume recorded for the five weeks. During that week, the asset traded between $0.960 and $1.00, which was the largest intraday range for the token. The mean price closed at $0.990, which closed exactly at $1.00. Although the price range was wider compared to other weeks, USD1 still closed the session on a marginal 0.01% gain.
Notably, the only negative closing during the period occurred on June 15. That week, USD1 ended at $0.998 after opening and peaking at $1.00. The session registered a -0.29% change, the steepest weekly decline in the observed dataset. However, weekly volume remained robust, totaling $5.1 billion. This figure underscores the continued usage of the stablecoin even during modest price softening.
Weekly Closes Reinforce USD1’s Stability Around the Dollar Peg
While there are small differences between intraday lows, weekly close prices mostly remained at $1.00. Such stability indicates tight control around the dollar peg. Weeks ending June 8, June 22, and July 6, for instance, all closed precisely at $1.00. On June 22, the average price was $0.999, with the high rising to $1.00. Volume for the week was $6.9 billion, which further supports the stable utility of the token.
Conversely, the week of June 8 witnessed the tightest trading range. The price moved between $0.980 and $1.01 while still closing flat at $1.00. That session posted a 0.03% gain and a volume of $4 billion. The consistency of closing prices across multiple weeks emphasizes minimal slippage.
USD1 Volume Tops $30B as Price Holds Steady in Tight Trading Range
Between June 8 and July 6, total combined trading volume reached over $28 billion. With continued volume growth into early July, USD1 surpassed the $30 billion cumulative mark, according to worldlibertyfi. During the latest reporting week ending July 6, volume was recorded at $1.8 billion, with prices trading narrowly between $0.999 and $1.00. The week closed with a minor -0.02% shift, reflecting price stability within a compressed band.
This consolidation phase has seen most sessions maintain a flat average price of $1.00. From the data observed, only one week recorded an average below $0.999. The current environment highlights decreasing volatility and narrowing spreads across sessions. However, consistent weekly volume activity continues to play a central role in supporting the stablecoin’s operational presence.
