"In the last 30 days, almost 4.5 billion dollars have flowed out of the stablecoin ecosystem. We also see here that we had this peak, and there is an evident decline, but we saw these declines every time a bear market came. People also exchanged stablecoins, be it USDC or USDT, for cash, for a 'real' dollar, let's call it that. And with each subsequent cycle, more of these stablecoin dollars returned to the market than in the previous cycle." "W ciągu ostatnich 30 dni z ekosystemu stable coinów odpłynęło prawie 4,5 miliarda dolarów. Także widzimy tutaj mieliśmy tą górkę, no i jest ewidentny spadek, ale te spadki widzieliśmy za każdym razem, kiedy przychodziła Bessa. Ludzie też zamieniali stable coiny, czy to USDC, czy USDT właśnie na cash, na dolara takiego, nazwijmy to, prawdziwego. No i wraz z kolejnym cyklem tych dolarów stable coinowych wracało do rynku więcej niż w poprzednim cyklu."

Methodology The claim consists of several parts. The first part, concerning the outflow of nearly $4.5 billion from the stablecoin ecosystem in the last 30 days (from May 9 to June 9, 2026), requires market data for that specific future period. Currently, there is no publicly available stablecoin market data covering this exact timeframe in the future (June 2026). The second part, regarding historical stablecoin declines during bear markets and their return in subsequent cycles, is a general market observation that has historical precedent. However, the crucial part of the claim, which is a forecast, states that 'with each subsequent cycle, more of these stablecoin dollars returned to the market than in the previous cycle.' This forecast pertains to a future market cycle that has not yet occurred. Given that the time horizon is specified as 'short,' and a 'next cycle' in cryptocurrencies typically spans several years, resolving this forecast requires a longer period. The lack of future data for the first part and the future-oriented nature of the forecast for the second part lead to a 'pending' verdict.