It seems that funds tend to move from USDT to USDC due to previous Stablecoin issues.
This is because the gap drop in USDT is often caused by a gap rise in USDC.
However, it should be considered that funds are being withdrawn from the coin market as a whole because less funds are deposited due to the rise in the gap in the USDC than funds withdrawn due to the drop in the gap in the USDT.
Comparing the flow of the USDT and USDC charts with the movement of the BTC price charts shows that the movement of funds in the USDT and USDC chars occurred before the movement of the BTC price charts.
Therefore, the transaction should be carried out from a short-term perspective because it can be interpreted as a situation in which the current movement of funds is being withdrawn from the coin market.
I don't think it's too late to start the full-fledged purchase from a mid- to long-term perspective after the big gap between the USDT and USDC charts.
However, both the USDT and USDC charts are not on a downward trend, so the coin market should be considered mixed.
Due to the continued rise of USDC, the coin market is expected to be dominated by USDC funds in the future.
USDC is likely to be funded by institutional investors on the U.S.
This is expected to be more affected by U.S. cryptographic assets policies and index charts favored by institutional investors.