Total stablecoin supply has decreased by approximately $13.9 billion in recent months, while USDT on the Tron blockchain has hit a new high against the trend.

According to EmberCN’s monitoring, the combined circulation of the two leading stablecoins, USDT and USDC, has declined by roughly $13.9 billion amid the crypto market’s overall slump in recent months. Specifically, USDT’s circulation fell by around $7.4 billion, while USDC’s dropped approximately $6.5 billion. Still, stablecoin adoption in real-world economic scenarios remains on the rise. In the first half of this year, stablecoin real economic transaction volume (ATV) hit $8.82 trillion, nearly matching last year’s full-year all-time high of $10.8 trillion, with USDT accounting for more than half of that total. Against the backdrop of the overall contraction in stablecoin circulation, USDT’s supply on the Tron blockchain has climbed to a record high of $90.3 billion, adding some $2 billion in the past month. This indicates that the reduced stablecoin supply is primarily from the DeFi-dominated Ethereum ecosystem, while Tron continues to see steady demand growth for real use cases including cross-border transfers and payment settlements.