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Market Intelligence

Stablecoins, in focus

The dollar-pegged assets at the center of crypto trading and DeFi — ranked by circulating supply, with their peg type and how they hold it.

Tracked Supply
$298.37B
Stablecoins Listed
15
Largest
USDT · $184.10B
#StablecoinPegMechanismChainsPriceMarket Cap
1 Tether USDT USD Fiat backed 127 $0.9992 $184.10B
2 USD Coin USDC USD Fiat backed 152 $0.9998 $73.07B
3 Sky Dollar USDS USD Crypto backed 7 $0.9997 $8.01B
4 Dai DAI USD Crypto backed 49 $0.9999 $4.84B
5 World Liberty Financial USD USD1 USD Fiat backed 8 $0.9988 $4.61B
6 Ethena USDe USDe USD Crypto backed 29 $0.9987 $4.44B
7 Circle USYC USYC USD Fiat backed 2 $1.1298 $3.10B
8 BlackRock USD BUIDL USD Fiat backed 8 $1.0000 $3.05B
9 Global Dollar USDG USD Fiat backed 5 $0.9999 $2.88B
10 PayPal USD PYUSD USD Fiat backed 17 $1.0002 $2.84B
11 Ondo US Dollar Yield USDY USD Fiat backed 15 $1.1408 $2.16B
12 Ripple USD RLUSD USD Fiat backed 2 $0.9992 $1.57B
13 USDD USDD USD Crypto backed 4 $0.9985 $1.40B
14 Falcon USD USDf USD Crypto backed 2 $0.9965 $1.26B
15 United Stables U USD Crypto backed 3 $0.9999 $1.02B

Supply and peg data via DefiLlama. Pegs are monitored, not guaranteed — a stablecoin can trade away from its target.

Why stablecoins matter

Stablecoins aim to hold a steady value — usually one US dollar — so they can serve as everyday money within crypto: a place to sit between trades, a unit for pricing, and the settlement layer for much of decentralized finance. They fall into a few designs: fiat-backed tokens held against cash and short-term reserves, crypto-collateralized tokens over-collateralized on-chain, and algorithmic designs that lean on mechanisms rather than reserves.

Read each through The Aperture: the near lens is the current peg and supply; the wide lens is the quality of the backing, the concentration of issuers, and the regulatory questions that shape them. Learn more in our explainer on how stablecoins keep their peg and the risks behind them, or browse all stablecoin coverage. This is informational, not financial advice.