Tether’s USDt and Circle’s USDC have been losing market share over the past year, despite their steadily increasing market capitalization.

Ethereum remains the leading stablecoin network with $171 billion supply, while Tether’s USDT dominates tokens at nearly 59% ...

Tether’s USDT and Circle’s USDC have lost over 5% market share in a year as new stablecoins and banks enter the market, signaling the end of their long-standing duopoly.

MEXC has positioned itself as the cryptocurrency industry’s most aggressive institutional backer of synthetic stablecoins ...

Stablecoin usage shifted in 2025, with multi-chain activity and a larger number of niche, project-specific assets. The Genius ...

Tether’s USDT and Circle’s USDC, the two largest stablecoins by capitalization, have seen their combined dominance fall by ...

The service involves collaboration with crypto infrastructure provider StraitsX and Southeast Asia's "everyday everything" ...

Victoria, Seychelles, October 10th, 2025, ChainwireBitget, the world’s largest Universal Exchange (UEX), has announced ...

Hotlink Group launched a $4M DeFi strategy using USDe. Analyze why the Japanese firm chose high-yield USDe over USDC and the ...

Stablecoins surpass $300B as USDT dominates. Regulatory clarity and institutional adoption fuel growth, reshaping DeFi and ...

Bitcoin is extending its bull run, with projections pointing to $200,000 by December 2025. Analysts cite an ascending channel, a triple top, and an ascending ...