- Solana sees $3.13B surge in stablecoins, outpacing other blockchains in just one week.
- Ethereum’s stablecoin growth is lower, with just $652M added in the same period.
- Arbitrum faces the largest stablecoin decline, losing $637M in the past week.
Solana has beaten other major blockchain networks in stablecoin inflows over the past week, with a $3.13 billion increase in USDT and USDC holdings. This surge, reported by blockchain analytics firm Lookonchain on X, is way ahead of the stablecoin growth seen on other networks, including Ethereum and Tron. This signals a shift in stablecoin capital.
Data shows that Solana is the top dog among the top 15 blockchain platforms for stablecoin distribution. In just one week, from January 13 to January 20, 2025, stablecoin holdings on the Solana network jumped by $3.13 billion, making it the leader in stablecoin adoption.
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Meanwhile, Ethereum’s increase in stablecoin holdings was lower, with a rise of $652 million over the same period. This pales in comparison to Solana’s recent performance.
Other Blockchains Report Modest Gains
Tron recorded a $442.25 million increase in stablecoin holdings, while Hyperliquid, a decentralized exchange, reported an additional $329 million, showcasing its growing role in decentralized finance (DeFi). Meanwhile, Aptos added $67.43 million, securing a spot among the platforms with steady growth.
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While Solana led the pack, several blockchain networks lost stablecoin reserves. Arbitrum saw the largest decrease among all networks, with a $637 million drop in stablecoin holdings. Avalanche followed with a decline of $325.16 million, while other chains like Polygon, Base, and Near also had decreases in stablecoin reserves.
Looking back at the week ending December 30, 2024, Solana added $424.87 million in stablecoin reserves, a smaller but notable gain compared to Ethereum and Tron during the same period. The data reflects the shifting trends in stablecoin distribution and the growing influence of platforms like Solana.
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