The supply of USDe has broken through 5.2 billion, an increase of 83.73% over the past month
DeFilama data shows that as of December 8, the supply of USDe has broken through 5.2 billion, currently at 5.267 billion, continuing to hit a new historical high, with an increase of 83.73% over the past month.
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