Stablecoin

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TLDR: Bitcoin’s Stablecoin Supply Ratio experienced its sharpest decline this cycle during the recent correction. The SSR drop reveals Bitcoin’s market cap fell faster than stablecoin supply, creating a liquidity imbalance. Historical patterns show similar SSR declines often coincide with market bottom formations and reversals. Stablecoin market cap growth must continue for recovery, as declining

Stablecoin issuers are quietly building one of the most profitable business models in crypto, and Ethereum sits at the center of it all. New data shows that throughout 2025, stablecoin companies generated roughly $5 billion in real revenue directly tied to stablecoin supply deployed on Ethereum. As circulating supply surged across the network, issuer earnings

Agora CEO Nick van Eck sees stablecoin adoption shifting to real-world business for cross-border payments. Jan 24, 2026, 6:00 p.m. Agora, a startup founded by entrepreneur and VanEck heir Nick van Eck, is positioning itself for a stablecoin market that’s moving beyond crypto-native trading. While decentralized finance (DeFi) remains a key growth engine – Agora’s total

TLDR Tether added 8,888.8888888 BTC to its reserve on January 1, 2026. Total Q4 2025 Bitcoin purchases estimated at 9,850 BTC by EmberCN. Tether’s BTC reserve stands at 96,185 BTC valued at $8.42 billion. Average purchase price of Tether’s BTC holdings is around $51,117. Tether has confirmed the addition of nearly 9,000 Bitcoin to its

The market capitalization of stablecoins on the Solana layer-1 blockchain surged by $900 million over a 24-hour period on Tuesday. Stablecoins, blockchain tokens backed by fiat currency or debt assets, surged to a market cap of $15.3 billion on the Solana network, according to DefiLlama.  The dramatic surge came as decentralized finance platform Jupiter launched

New data shows business-linked wallets dominate stablecoin volume on Ethereum, signaling real-world payment adoption. Ethereum-based stablecoin transfers are changing shape, with new data showing that businesses and merchants now move far more value on-chain than individuals. The findings point to Ethereum quietly becoming a settlement layer for corporate payments and consumer spending, rather than just

The stablecoin sector has doubled in size since the start of the 2023-2026 cycle, hitting US$280 billion (AU$426 billion) in market cap, according to DefiLlama.  Moreover, McKinsey analysts project the market will surpass US$400B (AU$609B) by the end of 2025 and expand to US$2T (AU$3.04T) by 2028...