FAQ
The answers repeat descriptions already published for those topics. This page does not add figures.
What does coverage on an asset page mean?
The asset page labels coverage "Reported reserves / tokens" and shows the coverage percentage on the asset record. The methodology page does not state a formula for coverage, reserves, or supply.
What does a latest report date mean?
Each asset has a latest report date supplied as a calendar date. The interface formats that date in UTC. The label uses the freshness value and discontinued flag on the asset. These pages do not describe the rule that chooses fresh, due soon, or overdue.
What does an attestation record show?
The public page shows the report date and the attestor name supplied for each record. It does not show the report file name, file URL, or source URL.
How should a figure from this site be cited?
To cite a figure, use the asset page URL, the report date shown there, and the attestor name shown there. Describe Stablecoinreserves.io as the dashboard that displayed those fields. The attestor name is the name printed with the report.
Does the USDC and USDT comparison rank the assets?
The USDC and USDT comparison does not rank the assets. Each latest report date is that asset's own latestReportDate. Reserves are totalReservesUsd formatted as USD. That page does not convert that figure.
What limits apply to these figures?
Data from stablecoin-issuer-published attestation reports. Figures reflect the dates and scope of the cited reports, not necessarily current reserves. The public table and asset pages do not show a risk score. These pages do not present a documented scoring methodology, and the product name is not a score displayed here. Some records in the data source are withheld from the public site. They are omitted from the table, the sitemap, and /llms.txt. A direct URL for a withheld asset is not a public page. These pages do not name or link those assets, and they do not describe the listed assets as every stablecoin or every issuer report.