[Crypto World] The on-chain data from the past three months is pretty interesting—Ethereum has taken the top spot in net stablecoin inflows.
Specific numbers? Around $12.5 billion worth of stablecoins have poured into the ETH network. In the entire public chain ecosystem, this volume basically cements Ethereum’s dominant position in the stablecoin sector.
Solana and Plasma follow in second and third place, respectively. However, judging by the numbers, ETH’s ability to attract stablecoins is still top-tier.
Stablecoin inflows are often seen as an indicator of ecosystem activity and capital confidence. To some extent, this data also confirms a fact: Ethereum remains the main battleground for stablecoins.
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Ethereum attracted $12.5 billion in three months, ranking first in stablecoin inflows.
[Crypto World] The on-chain data from the past three months is pretty interesting—Ethereum has taken the top spot in net stablecoin inflows.
Specific numbers? Around $12.5 billion worth of stablecoins have poured into the ETH network. In the entire public chain ecosystem, this volume basically cements Ethereum’s dominant position in the stablecoin sector.
Solana and Plasma follow in second and third place, respectively. However, judging by the numbers, ETH’s ability to attract stablecoins is still top-tier.
Stablecoin inflows are often seen as an indicator of ecosystem activity and capital confidence. To some extent, this data also confirms a fact: Ethereum remains the main battleground for stablecoins.