Stablecoin Supply Surpasses Record $283 Billion
The supply of stablecoins has reached an all-time high of $283.2 billion, and this is not the sector’s only record. According to Token Terminal data, the number of monthly stablecoin senders hit 25.2 million, also the highest level in history.
In 2025, startups working on stablecoin projects raised $621.81 million in funding — seven times more than the $84 million raised throughout 2024. The largest deal was struck with Hong Kong-based OSL Group, which secured $300 million in July.
This wave of funding followed President Donald Trump’s signing of the GENIUS Act earlier this year. The law brought much-needed clarity to the stablecoin industry. Ron Tarter, CEO of MNEE, called it “a green light for corporate America, legitimizing the industry.”
The total market capitalization of all stablecoins has exceeded $297 billion, reaching a new record. Coinbase analysts forecast the market will grow to $1 trillion by 2028.
Circle, the issuer of USDC, conducted an initial public offering in June, raising $1 billion. Its shares are now trading at $144.
Traditional financial institutions are also actively entering the industry. Payments giant Stripe announced it is creating its own stablecoin. Citigroup, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America are doing the same. JPMorgan confirmed the launch of its JPMD coin on the Base blockchain.
See also: "Bitcoin: Price Holds Around $113K Amid Fed Rate Concerns"
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