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USDT (Tether) is a stablecoin pegged to the US dollar, classified as an ERC-20 token, and is widely used for trading and payments in the cryptocurrency market. USDT maintains its value stability by holding an equivalent reserve of fiat currency, aiming to provide investors with a hedging tool and liquidity support. It is widely accepted on exchanges, becoming one of the most liquid stablecoins in the cryptocurrency market, but it has also faced scrutiny due to issues of transparency and regulatory compliance.
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first_img Data platform Allium: Stablecoin payments increased by 45% to 482 billion USD

The blockchain data platform Allium released the "State of Stablecoins and Payments" third-quarter report on October 15, with data up to September 30. As of September, stablecoin payments grew by 45% to $482 billion, while the supply increased only by 0.4% during the same period; the number of transactions rose by 71% to 1.04 billion, and the average transaction amount decreased from $544 to $462. The payment amount in the third quarter increased by 51% year-on-year, reaching a monthly high of $72 billion in September.At the end of September, the stablecoin supply was $305 billion, up 0.4% from the beginning of the year. Supply growth is no longer driven by major issuers in 2025; Tether, Circle, and Ethena saw a decline in supply this year, while other issuers net increased by $6.9 billion, with the number of issuers holding over $1 billion rising from 11 to 15. Open USD reached $799 million two weeks after its launch on September 30, while brand stablecoins supported by USDC and PYUSD reached $872 million.Allium reported that the adjusted transaction volume from January to September increased by 48% to $24 trillion, with payments accounting for about one-fifth; approximately 2.5% of the $97.9 trillion in original stablecoin transfers was included in the adjusted transaction volume. In terms of payment value, Tron accounted for about two-thirds, with USDT making up 84%. The number of proxy payment transactions in the third quarter doubled to 68.3 million, with the amount decreasing to $3.7 million, while stablecoin card spending grew tenfold to $3.9 billion.

first_img Standard Chartered Bank has postponed its prediction for the $20 trillion stablecoin market to 2030

According to a report by The Block, Standard Chartered Bank has postponed its prediction for the stablecoin market to reach a scale of $2 trillion from 2028 to 2030. Geoffrey Kendrick, the bank's global head of digital asset research, stated that the $2 trillion scale estimate remains unchanged, but he believes the market will need an additional two years to reach it. Over the past 12 months, the supply of stablecoins has remained in the range of $300 billion to $320 billion, currently around $309 billion. Kendrick believes this slowdown is cyclical rather than structural, as it occurs during a period of weak activity in the cryptocurrency market.Kendrick pointed out that despite the stagnation in supply growth, the use and trading activity of stablecoins continue to rise. The on-chain original transfer amount set a monthly record of $19 trillion in May, with an average monthly scale of nearly $10 trillion this year, higher than the $4 trillion expected in 2025.The monthly average circulation velocity, which measures the number of times each dollar of stablecoin is transferred, has doubled this year to about 30 times, compared to 15 times in 2025, with USDT maintaining around 7 times, while USDC has increased from 45 times to about 80 times. Kendrick stated that the differences stem from different uses, with USDT primarily used for dollar savings in emerging markets, while USDC is more used for payments, financial transactions, and early payments between AI agents.Kendrick expects that competition in stablecoin payments and trading in developed markets will be the most intense, with potential challengers including Open USD, stablecoin infrastructure provider M^0, and the A+ network, which plans to allow banks to issue shared stablecoins and retain reserve earnings.
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