Active Stablecoin Users Up 53% as Supply Climbs to $225 Billion
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Over the past year, stablecoin growth has accelerated, bridging traditional finance with the digital asset world and reinforcing their role in the evolving financial ecosystem. According to a report titled “The State of Stablecoins 2025: Supply, Adoption & Market Trends” by on-chain analysis platforms Artemis and Dune, active stablecoin wallets have risen from 19.6 million in February 2024 to 30 million in February 2025—a 53% increase. Simultaneously, the total supply of stablecoins expanded from $138 billion to $225 billion, marking a 63% year-on-year jump. These figures underline the growing reliance on stablecoins in a market marked by both innovation and volatility. Stablecoin Growth Over Last 12 Months The growth in active wallets indicates that more users, from retail investors to institutional players, are engaging with stablecoins. As of February 2025, the total number of active stablecoin addresses stands at 30 million, a substantial increase from 19.6 million just one year prior. Stablecoin Active Addresses | Source: Artemis This rise is not just about numbers; it reflects a broader acceptance of stablecoins as a dependable means of value transfer in the crypto ecosystem. The consistent use of these assets underlines their role in managing volatility while facilitating everyday transactions. In parallel, the overall supply of stablecoins has grown from $138 billion to $225 billion. Because stablecoins are typically pegged to the U.S. dollar, their market cap is closely aligned with their supply. Stablecoin Supply | Source: Artemis This growth suggests that more capital is being allocated to assets that offer stability amid the turbulence of other cryptocurrencies. The data clearly demonstrates that stablecoins are not only popular for trading but are also increasingly viewed as safe havens during uncertain market periods. Another key metric in the Artemis and Dune report is the significant increase in monthly transfer volumes. In February 2024,…
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