Total stablecoin supply
USDCirculating supply of every tracked dollar stablecoin across covered chains on the latest complete day, in dollars of peg.
How large is total stablecoin supply today, and how does it compare with its all-time high?
Total stablecoin supply across chains, day by day, with its distance from the all-time high and the coins and chains behind it.
The dashboard as it will open in Vantage. Each figure is named here and arrives with its receipt; until its data is published, its place stays empty.
Today's total, its recent change and its distance from the all-time high.
Circulating supply of every tracked dollar stablecoin across covered chains on the latest complete day, in dollars of peg.
Today's total against the total thirty days earlier, over the same coins and chains.
The largest daily total in the recorded history, named with the day it was reached.
How far today's total sits below the all-time high, or zero on a day that sets a new one.
The daily total of dollar stablecoins over the selected period, with the all-time high marked on the line.
Which coins and chains make up the total, and the euro line beside it.
Circulating supply of every tracked euro stablecoin on the latest day, in euros of peg, kept apart from the dollar total.
Registered stablecoins with circulating supply on the latest day, each counted once across chains.
Each coin's share of total dollar stablecoin supply on the latest day; coins below a small share are grouped as other.
Daily circulating supply of dollar stablecoins on each covered chain over the selected period, with bridged copies labelled and never added twice.
Each coin's issuer, peg, circulating supply, 30-day change and chains, with a receipt per row.
Total stablecoin supply is the clearest single measure of how many dollars live on public chains. This dashboard adds up the circulating supply of every tracked stablecoin, read from each token contract at the last block of each day. It sets today's total against its all-time high.
For a dollar stablecoin, market cap and supply are nearly the same thing: each unit is meant to redeem for one dollar, so the dashboard counts units in circulation rather than multiplying by a traded price. Tokens an issuer has minted but still holds in its own treasury, and copies minted against tokens locked in a bridge, are left out so nothing is counted twice.
Read the headline figures first. The history chart shows whether supply is growing or shrinking; the breakdown shows which coins and chains the change came from. Euro stablecoins are shown on their own line, never added to the dollar total. Every figure opens a receipt with the blocks and reads behind it.
Every figure will be read at a block, kept with its source and its exact read, and open a receipt anyone can re-check.
How receipts work →Read from chain state and history
It is the total value of stablecoins in circulation. Because a dollar stablecoin is meant to be worth one dollar, its market cap is close to its circulating supply, so this dashboard reports the supply read from each token contract, in dollars of peg, rather than multiplying by a traded price.
Totals differ in what they count: which coins are included, whether supply held in issuer treasuries is subtracted, whether bridged copies are added on top of the tokens locked behind them and which chains are covered. This dashboard states each of those choices and shows the reads behind its total.
Hundreds of tokens call themselves stablecoins, but most supply sits in a small number of large dollar coins. The registry behind this dashboard lists every tracked coin with its issuer, peg and chains; the coin table shows each one's share of the total.
Euro stablecoins are tracked and shown on their own, in euros. They are never added to the dollar total, because adding two currencies without converting them would make the figure meaningless.
It means issuers have issued more stablecoins than they redeemed, overall, than at any earlier point in the record. A fall below the high means net redemptions: holders returned more tokens to issuers than issuers sold.
Each issuer's share of dollar stablecoin supply today and over time, from Tether and Circle to the newer issuers.
Multi-chainEthereumTron+1Every tracked stablecoin with its issuer, peg, backing, chains and circulating supply, in one table you can sort and filter.
Multi-chainEthereumTron+2Where USDT and USDC each circulate chain by chain, and how the gap between Tether's and Circle's dollar coins changes over time.
Multi-chainEthereumTron+4Every USDT and USDC mint and burn as it lands, by chain and by transaction, with daily net issuance for both coins.
Multi-chainEthereumTron+1Each month's changes in stablecoin supply, issuer share, issuance, chains, activity and pegs, in one dated report with receipts.
Multi-chainEthereumTron+1How much USDT lives on Tron and how much of it moves each day: supply, issuance, transfers, sending accounts and transfer sizes.
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