CryptoRank states that since the peak of the crypto market in September 2025, the market share of stablecoins has nearly doubled, but the supply of stablecoins has only increased from $286 billion to $316 billion, a 10.6% increase; during the same period, the total crypto market cap decreased from $4.21 trillion to $2.10 trillion, a decline of about 50%. CryptoRank says this indicates that the rise in stablecoin market share is mainly driven by the overall decline in the crypto market rather than large-scale new issuance. During the same period, the net increase in stablecoin supply was $30.4 billion, with USDT increasing by $18 billion, contributing about 60%; USDT and USDC still account for 83% of the total stablecoin supply.

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AirdropCheatSheet
· 6h ago
Waiting for a true incremental signal; right now, it's just a restructuring of existing assets.
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Orange-FlavoredBlock
· 9h ago
83% duopoly, decentralized stablecoins still haven't gained traction
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DustyLedgerKid
· 9h ago
The 18 billion increase in USDT looks shocking, but compared to the halving of the total market capitalization, it's clearly an increase in passive share.
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Pragmatists
· 9h ago
Doubling of stablecoin market share ≠ capital inflow; this distinction is very important, many people are easily misled.
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BlueMultisig
· 9h ago
30.4B net increase vs 2 trillion evaporated, this comparison is too brutal
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DexterRamen
· 9h ago
So it's not everyone rushing in to buy the dip, but rather the fake coins falling too quickly, making the USDT relative value increase.
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