Stablecoin data

Supply, mints and burns, transfers, holder balances and adjusted volume for USDC, USDT and every major stablecoin across chains. The same data runs Visa's and BCG's stablecoin dashboards.

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Awaken
Stripe
Visa
Electric Capital
Standard Chartered
Magic Eden
Monetary Authority of Singapore
Taxbit
Boston Consulting Group
Jito
Slash
Coinbase
Metamask
a16z crypto
Phantom
Moonpay
Uniswap
Grayscale
Awaken
Stripe
Visa
Electric Capital
Standard Chartered
Magic Eden
Monetary Authority of Singapore
Taxbit
Boston Consulting Group
Jito
Slash
Coinbase
Metamask
a16z crypto
Phantom
Moonpay
Uniswap
Grayscale
Awaken
Stripe
Visa
Electric Capital
Standard Chartered
Magic Eden
Monetary Authority of Singapore
Taxbit
Boston Consulting Group
Jito
Slash
Coinbase
Metamask
a16z crypto
Phantom
Moonpay
Uniswap
Grayscale
Awaken
Stripe
Visa
Electric Capital
Standard Chartered
Magic Eden
Monetary Authority of Singapore
Taxbit
Boston Consulting Group
Jito
Slash
Coinbase
Metamask
a16z crypto
Phantom
Moonpay
Uniswap
Grayscale
Awaken
Stripe
Visa
Electric Capital
Standard Chartered
Magic Eden
Monetary Authority of Singapore
Taxbit
Boston Consulting Group
Jito
Slash
Coinbase
Metamask
a16z crypto
Phantom
Moonpay
Uniswap
Grayscale

The problem we solve: raw stablecoin numbers overstate real activity

The same token is deployed on many chains, treasury balances sit inside total supply, and automated activity inflates transfer volume. A headline number tells you little until it is cleaned.

One token, many chains

USDC and USDT each run separate contracts on every chain they live on.

Total is not circulating

Treasury and bridge balances sit inside total supply but never circulate.

Volume inflated by automation

Bots and internal transfers inflate gross transfer totals.

Stablecoin data across every chain

Every stablecoin, every deployment

A registry of every stablecoin product and its deployments by chain

USD and non-USD stablecoins, including EUR, JPY and CAD

Holder balances on EVM chains, Tron and Solana

Every stablecoin mapped to every chain it is deployed on.

Supply you can defend

Total, circulating and adjusted circulating supply, daily

Every mint and burn

Daily holder balances by address

BCG's digital assets dashboard runs on this data.

The data behind Visa's and BCG's dashboards

Every transfer across chains

Daily volume, adjusted for organic activity where available

The same definitions on every chain

Visa's public stablecoin dashboard and BCG's stablecoin dashboard both run on Allium data.

Where your team already works

SQL in the Allium Explorer

REST API for your applications and models

Delivered into Snowflake, BigQuery or Databricks

Same data in SQL, by API or in your own warehouse.

Stablecoin numbers you can defend, not just report

Without Allium
One contract per chain, tracked one by one
USDC and USDT run separate contracts on every chain they live on.
Supply that mixes treasury and circulating balances
Raw totals include balances that never circulate.
Data stuck in dashboards and exports
Analysts re-key figures by hand before anything reaches your own models.
Every stablecoin and deployment in one registry.
USD and non-USD stablecoins, mapped to every chain they are deployed on.
Total, circulating and adjusted supply, daily.
Plus every mint and burn and daily holder balances by address.
Data in SQL, by API or in your warehouse.
Query it in the Allium Explorer, call the API, or receive it in Snowflake, BigQuery or Databricks.

Research built on this data

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October 15, 2026
State of Stablecoins and Payments
Allium's Q3 2026 report measures stablecoin supply, adjusted volume, payments, agentic payments and card spend through September 30, 2026, with commentary from 17 industry contributors. Supply grew 0.4% this year to $305B, while payments grew 45% to $482B as payment count rose 71% and the average payment fell. By Elton Shehdula, Head of Research @Allium Maksym Sherman, Research @Allium Olivia Denk, Research @Allium
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August 5, 2026
Circle's revenue tracks USDC supply, and supply is falling
Interest on the USDC reserves is 94 percent of Circle's revenue, and the balance it accrues on is published every day. That balance peaked at $79.2B on 17 March 2026 and stands at $71.8B, so Allium estimates $667M of reserve interest for Q2 '26 against $733M in Q4 '25, Circle's best quarter. The September quarter is already tracking near $640M with 35 of its 92 days measured, which makes the next four quarters a question about supply rather than about the print.
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December 16, 2025
In the Shadow of Bank Runs: Lessons from the Silicon Valley Bank Failure and Its Impact on Stablecoins
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April 30, 2025
Stablecoins: Five killer tests to gauge their potential
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FAQ

Which stablecoins does Allium cover?

USDC, USDT and every stablecoin in Allium's registry, including non-USD stablecoins such as EUR, JPY and CAD.

What is the difference between total, circulating and adjusted supply?

Allium reports all three daily, so you can pick the measure that fits your analysis. Total supply counts everything issued. Circulating and adjusted circulating supply remove balances that do not circulate. The definitions are documented.

How is stablecoin volume adjusted?

Daily volume includes a version adjusted for organic activity where available, which removes activity that inflates gross transfer totals.

How do I get the data?

Query it in SQL in the Allium Explorer, call it through the API, or have it delivered into Snowflake, BigQuery or Databricks next to your own models.

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