According to Jincai Finance reports, on-chain data shows that the USDC supply has risen to nearly USD 61 billion, a significant increase of USD 17 billion compared to USD 44 billion at the beginning of the year, with a growth rate of 38.6%. Meanwhile, the total supply of stablecoins has reached USD 226 billion. During the same period, the supply of USDT has gently increased from USD 138 billion to USD 145 billion.
The total supply of stablecoins has reached 226 billion USD. Ethereum remains the dominant chain for stablecoins, holding 130 billion USD of the total supply of 226 billion USD, while the rest of the stablecoins are distributed across other blockchains, especially TRON and Solana.
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The supply of USDC is approaching 61 billion USD, with a rise of 38.6% year-to-date.
According to Jincai Finance reports, on-chain data shows that the USDC supply has risen to nearly USD 61 billion, a significant increase of USD 17 billion compared to USD 44 billion at the beginning of the year, with a growth rate of 38.6%. Meanwhile, the total supply of stablecoins has reached USD 226 billion. During the same period, the supply of USDT has gently increased from USD 138 billion to USD 145 billion. The total supply of stablecoins has reached 226 billion USD. Ethereum remains the dominant chain for stablecoins, holding 130 billion USD of the total supply of 226 billion USD, while the rest of the stablecoins are distributed across other blockchains, especially TRON and Solana.