parent_command:crypto/ov
usage: stables [-l LIMIT] [-s {Symbol,Name,Price_[$],Market_Cap_[$],Market_Cap_Rank,Change_7d_[%],Change_24h_[%],Volume_[$]}] [-r] [--pie]

Shows stablecoins by market capitalization. Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies that attempt to peg their market value to some external reference like the U.S. dollar or to a commodity's price such as gold. You can display only N
number of coins with --limit parameter. You can sort data by {} with --sortby

optional arguments:
  -l LIMIT, --limit LIMIT
                        display N number records (default: 15)
  -s {Symbol,Name,Price_[$],Market_Cap_[$],Market_Cap_Rank,Change_7d_[%],Change_24h_[%],Volume_[$]}, --sortby {Symbol,Name,Price_[$],Market_Cap_[$],Market_Cap_Rank,Change_7d_[%],Change_24h_[%],Volume_[$]}
                        Sort by given column. Default: market_cap (default: Market_Cap_[$])
  -r, --reverse         Data is sorted in descending order by default. Reverse flag will sort it in an ascending way. Only works when raw data is displayed. (default: False)
  --pie                 Flag to show pie chart (default: False)


Examples:
- Display the top 15 stablecoins by market capitalization: crypto/ov/stables
- Show the top 10 stablecoins sorted by market cap: crypto/ov/stables -l 10
- Display the top 5 stablecoins sorted by 24-hour change percentage: crypto/ov/stables -l 5 -s Change_24h_[%]
- Show stablecoins sorted by name in ascending order: crypto/ov/stables -s Name -r
- Display the top 20 stablecoins sorted by 7-day change percentage in ascending order: crypto/ov/stables -l 20 -s Change_7d_[%] -r
- Show the top 10 stablecoins sorted by volume in descending order: crypto/ov/stables -l 10 -s Volume_[$]
- Display stablecoins sorted by symbol in ascending order: crypto/ov/stables -s Symbol -r
- Show the top 15 stablecoins by market capitalization with a pie chart: crypto/ov/stables --pie
- Display the top 7 stablecoins sorted by price in descending order: crypto/ov/stables -l 7 -s Price_[$]