Crypto news: Since the stablecoin market hit its all-time high in May 2026, it has lost about $10 billion. In June, total supply fell by $7.7 billion to about $312 billion, marking the largest monthly drop since the TerraUSD collapse in May 2022. Current data shows that Tether’s USDT is about $184.15 billion and Circle’s USDC is about $73.41 billion. USDT still accounts for nearly 59% of the market, indicating the sector’s high dependence on these two largest dollar-backed tokens. Despite continued expansion by smaller compliant issuers during the same period, the overall market still faces pressure.

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CandleLibrarian
· 4h ago
A total “pool” of 312B looks huge, but it has had the largest single-month drop since May 2022—this signal needs attention. In this wave, USDC hasn’t dropped much; are institutions rotating their positions?
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PopFruitCollage
· 4h ago
USDT has nearly a 60% market share, and this concentration is a bit alarming.
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AirdropDreamsInAGlassBottle
· 4h ago
Small compliant issuers are still expanding, suggesting it’s not that there’s no demand for stablecoins—it’s an older players’ trust crisis. Terra PTSD is still here.
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0xLateDinner
· 4h ago
A 7.7 billion/month decline—where did all the funds go? Is DeFi yield not “that attractive” anymore, or has TradFi regained its appeal?
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