Ethereum Stablecoins See Surge in Business Transactions

Ethereum Stablecoins See Surge in Business Transactions

Ethereum stablecoins are showing a big shift in how people use them. Recent data from Artemis Analytics reveals a fresh look at how stablecoins work on the Ethereum network.

Ethereum stablecoins are becoming real money for companies and everyday use.

What Are Ethereum Stablecoins Used For?

Ethereum stablecoins are price-stable digital tokens pegged to real currencies, such as the U.S. dollar. The most common ones on Ethereum are USDC and USDT. These coins are digital cash you can send, receive, or spend anytime. Historically, people used them to exchange value, but new research shows the story is changing.

1/ How are stablecoins actually being used? New research by @lightspark and @artemis unpacks the data. Volume has doubled year-over-year, but it’s not driven by retail adoption… pic.twitter.com/RbPPh38pQo

— Christian Catalini (@ccatalini) December 19, 2025

How People and Businesses Actually Use Them

1) Peer-to-Peer Transactions

Looking at transaction volume, about 67% of Ethereum stablecoin transfers are between individual wallets. But that doesn’t mean the biggest amounts of money are moving that way.
The majority of those person-to-person transfers are smaller, often less than $1,000. They’re simple value exchanges, like tipping friends, splitting bills, or sending small payments on the chain.

2) Business-to-Business

When you switch from counting transactions to counting value transferred, something big shows up. Business-to-business (B2B) interactions account for far more stablecoin volume than you might think. Even though B2B transfers occur less often, they tend to be much larger in dollar terms. Companies are using Ethereum stablecoins to pay suppliers, settle invoices, move big sums, or manage treasury activity.

Most stablecoin transactions on Ethereum are P2P at 67%

Most of the volume isn’t (only 24%).
Over the last 12 months:

B2B volume grew 156%
Average transaction size rose 45%
P2B grew fastest at 167%

Institutions aren’t sending more payments. They’re sending bigger ones.… pic.twitter.com/Mz03DHzhuS

— James ⟠ | Snapcrackle.eth (@Snapcrackle) December 22, 2025

3) Growing Person-to-Business Payments

Another trend is P2B (person-to-business), where a consumer pays a business. This slice is growing fastest and outpacing simple P2P payments in growth rate. That means regular users are using stablecoins to buy things or pay for services, not only to send money to friends.

Why This Matters

Ethereum still hosts about half of the world’s stablecoin supply, making it a major hub for value transfer. Stablecoin payment volume accounts for a large share of on-chain transfers, up to ~47% when including all payments.

Most of the value is often in a small number of large wallets, indicating that companies and financial players are now big users. This suggests that individuals are no longer the sole consumers of Ethereum stablecoins. They are now used in real financial commerce, such as traditional banking rails, but globally, on a digital platform.

šŸ“Š INSIGHT: Ethereum stablecoin B2B volume is up 156%, while P2B leads growth at +167%.

Pointing to larger institutional payments and faster consumer-to-business adoption, per Ethereum Foundation Head of Ecosystem James Smith. pic.twitter.com/LPvjmOtFZ7

— Cointelegraph (@Cointelegraph) December 23, 2025

Conclusion

Ethereum stablecoins are currently facing a pivotal moment. What started as a tool for simple transfers between friends is now becoming a real payment network for business and commerce. Stablecoins are moving beyond speculation to actual, real-world value exchange.

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