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Dai (DAI)

Social market data for Dai.

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About Dai

Dai (DAI) is a crypto-collateralized stablecoin issued by the MakerDAO protocol (now Sky), a decentralized smart-contract system originally launched on Ethereum and governed by MKR token holders. It is most widely used as on-chain collateral and a settlement asset across decentralized finance, including lending markets, DEX liquidity pools, and yield strategies. For peg confidence, depeg chatter, and risk monitoring, see the full risk profile.

Research only — not financial advice, not a solvency rating.

Price
$0.9998
0.00% 24h
Social volume
60
0.89x baseline
Sentiment
80.0
Δ +3.1 vs 7d
Mood score
66
Positive Mood

Dai is currently showing Positive Mood based on its latest social sentiment, social volume, and engagement activity. Social volume is roughly in line with its 7-day baseline, while sentiment is improving. This page tracks social attention and historical market mood for research purposes only.

Charts

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Social volume (7d)
Sentiment (7d)
Mood score (7d)
Price (7d)

Highs & lows (7d)

Highest social volume
118
2026-07-23
Lowest sentiment
59.7
2026-07-21
Best mood score
77
2026-07-23
Biggest spike
3.18x
2026-07-23

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FAQ

What is Dai social sentiment today?
MarketMoodIQ shows the latest sentiment reading for Dai (DAI) on this page, drawn from social posts and engagement signals.
Is Dai gaining social attention?
Compare the Social Velocity metric above to 1.0 — values above 1.0 indicate above-normal attention vs the 7-day baseline.
How does MarketMoodIQ calculate Dai mood?
Mood Score is a 0–100 composite of sentiment, social velocity, engagement quality, creator growth, and abnormality risk. See our methodology page for the formula.
Does MarketMoodIQ provide financial advice?
No. MarketMoodIQ is a research and education platform. Nothing here is investment, financial, legal, or tax advice.
Note: Research and education only. Not financial advice. Social metrics reflect crowd attention and chatter, not asset value or future price movement.