BTC $65,065.19 -0.88%
ETH $1,886.27 -1.92%
BNB $567.82 -0.23%
XRP $1.11 -2.17%
SOL $75.56 -2.44%
TRX $0.3309 +1.11%
DOGE $0.0699 -3.13%
ADA $0.1671 -3.70%
BCH $211.35 -2.31%
LINK $8.52 -1.16%
HYPE $58.77 -0.66%
AAVE $96.13 -1.16%
SUI $0.7360 -4.39%
XLM $0.1831 -0.79%
ZEC $506.15 -1.85%
BTC $65,065.19 -0.88%
ETH $1,886.27 -1.92%
BNB $567.82 -0.23%
XRP $1.11 -2.17%
SOL $75.56 -2.44%
TRX $0.3309 +1.11%
DOGE $0.0699 -3.13%
ADA $0.1671 -3.70%
BCH $211.35 -2.31%
LINK $8.52 -1.16%
HYPE $58.77 -0.66%
AAVE $96.13 -1.16%
SUI $0.7360 -4.39%
XLM $0.1831 -0.79%
ZEC $506.15 -1.85%

Data: Since May, the transfer volume of stablecoins has decreased from $3.6 trillion to $1.2 trillion

2024-10-20 18:00:00
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ChainCatcher news, according to Bitcoin.com, since October, the stablecoin market has experienced moderate growth, but overall growth remains quite slow. Currently, the industry is valued at $172.7 billion, with 48.9% of stablecoins circulating on Ethereum and 34.92% on Tron. Although the stablecoin market has significantly expanded since the beginning of this year, the transaction volume has been steadily declining since May. At that time, the transaction volume peaked at $3.6 trillion and dropped to $1.6 trillion last month. As of now, the transaction volume for October is approximately $1.2 trillion.

Although the number of active addresses has also decreased since March, the decline is not as severe as the reduction in transaction volume. Of the $1.2 trillion transacted this month, $309.2 billion was completed on Ethereum, while Tron processed $282.9 billion.

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