The Stablecoins category has more than 100 coins. The 100 largest, shown in the table, have a combined market cap of $308.86B and $77.05B in 24h volume. The category moved −0.0% over 24 hours (market-cap weighted). The largest are Tether (60%), USDC (24%), USDS (3%) of the category's market cap. Best performer today: Precious Metals USD (+3.2%); worst: Main Street USD (−11.7%).
Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies pegged to the dollar, the euro or another asset. The largest, USDT and USDC, are backed by dollars and US Treasuries; others are crypto-collateralized (DAI, USDS) or synthetic (USDe).
In crypto markets they act as cash: pairs are quoted in them, traders park funds in them and money moves between exchanges and countries through them. Growing stablecoin supply usually signals new money entering crypto.
More than 100; the table shows the 100 largest by market cap. Data updates throughout the day.
Tether, about 60% of the category's market cap.
$308.86B, −0.0% over 24 hours.
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