The Stablecoin market has risen to a record high and the milestone of $ 300 billion has been crossed after months of steady expansion in 2025.
Facts From Coinmarketcap shows that the total supply is now $ 307 billion, so stablecoins is confirmed as one of the fastest-growing segments of the crypto sector.
Other data providers confirm the upward process, although with small variations. Coentecko follows the stablecoin nutrition at $ 299 billion, while Defillama reports $ 295.5 billion.
Regardless of the source, the rapid climb of industry to the level of $ 300 billion accelerating acceptance in the global markets.
Tether, Ethereum dominate stablecoins
Tether’s USDT continues to dominate the emerging sector and controls 58% of the market with a capitalization of $ 173 billion. Tether CEO Paolo Ardoino noted that peer-to-peer use of USDT has been dramatically scaled, with $ 17.4 billion now wallet to wallet daily, 130 times higher than in 2020.
In the meantime, Circle’s USD -Munt (USDC) is following a stock of $ 74 billion. In particular, the recent IPO success of the company confirmed the important hunger for the activa class, because it gathered in little time to register highlights.
Usde van Ethena Labs completes the top three, with its stock recently reached a new record high of $ 14 billion thanks to offers on Binance.
In blockchain networks, the Defillama data shows that most stablecoins are issued on Ethereum, with $ 161.782 billion in this stable assets.
It is followed by the Tron Network of Justin Sun, which has a stock of $ 77 billion, while Solana and Binance-supported Smart Chain have stocks of $ 13 billion and $ 12 billion respectively.
Why does the Stablecoin delivery rise?
Patrick Scott, head of growth at Defillama, emphasized That since the approval of the Genius Act in July, the range of Stablecoins has reached new highlights almost every week.
The law has established the requirements of the Federal Reserve and the direct supervision by the Federal Reserve, which reduced the uncertainty that was weighed on the sector.
With these guardrails in place, crypto-oriented companies such as Ripple and Metamask have made considerable progress in the sector.
At the same time, financial giants such as JPMorgan and regulators such as the CFTC have accelerated their experiments with stablecoin -based regulation and cross -border payments.
Given this, Scott concluded:
“Stablecoins have long been called a Trojan horse for benches to enter crypto. But perhaps they are a Trojan horse -being horse -being -horse to enter banks. Once Stabilecoin rails are integrated, an infinite array of new companies will become possible. And once that door is open to new companies, Savvy will see this.”
