Stablecoin supply has reached an all-time high of $283,2 billion, and that’s not the only record the sector has set. According to data Token Terminal, the number of monthly stablecoin senders reached 25,2 million, which is also the highest figure in their history.
In 2025, startups working on stablecoin projects raised $621,81 million in funding. This is seven times more than the $84 million raised in all of 2024. The largest deal was with Hong Kong-based OSL Group, which raised $300 million in July.
This wave of funding began after President Donald Trump signed the GENIUS Act earlier this year. It brought much-needed clarity to the stablecoin industry. Ron Tarter, CEO of MNEE, called it «a green light for corporate America, legitimizing the industry.»
The total market capitalization of all stablecoins has exceeded $297 billion, reaching a new high. Coinbase analysts predict the market will reach $1 trillion by 2028.
USDC issuer Circle held an initial public offering in June, raising $1 billion. Its shares are currently trading at $144.
Traditional financial institutions are also actively participating in the industry. For example, the payments giant Stripe announced that it is creating its own stablecoinCitigroup, Wells Fargo, and Bank of America are doing the same. JPMorgan confirmed the issuance of the JPMD coin on the Base blockchain.