The stablecoin market demonstrates expanding user demand through its current $229.98 billion market capitalization. Stablecoins ensure stability in an unpredictable market because they serve as key assets for trading purposes and decentralized finance (DeFi) applications.
Stablecoin’s share of the total cryptocurrency market reached 7.75% on March 5, 2025. Tether (USDT) continues to be the biggest stablecoin dominating the market at 63.57%. The extensive use of this stablecoin spans across multiple trading channels which explains its high market percentage.
Leading Stablecoins by Market Value
The market capitalization of Tether (USDT) reaches $142.4 billion which positions it as the largest stablecoin. USDT demonstrates its position as a highly liquid stablecoin due to its $115.3 billion trading volume counted over 24 hours. The crypto world relies on USDT as a major element in exchanging cryptocurrencies and cross-border trading alongside lending protocols.
The stablecoin USD Coin (USDC) holds the second position in the market with $56.6 billion market capitalization and $11.7 billion daily trading activity. USDC encounters changing market demands after regulatory changes because it stands as one of USDT’s primary rivals in the stablecoin market.
Two significant stablecoins operating in the market comprise USDe with $5.4 billion market capital and $95.8 million daily trade activity and DAI which possesses $5.3 billion market worth alongside $123.2M daily trading volume through decentralized asset-backed operations.
Emerging Stablecoins in the Market
New stablecoins regularly appear in the market and establish growing market penetration. The stablecoin FDUSD maintains a $3.5 billion market capitalization as it trades $123.2 million per day.Â
Additionally, USD0, PYUSD, FRAX, and TUSD are among the other stablecoins that contributed $1.0B, $768.1M, $495.3M, and $495.3 million respectively showing a growing diversification in the stablecoin ecosystem. Stablecoins play a critical role in digital asset transactions their adoption and regulatory landscape continue to shape the broader cryptocurrency market.
