Our count · read from the blockchains every 6 hours

Cash-backed dollar stablecoins on-chain

$262.8B1

As of Oct 28, 2026, 9:15 PM UTC. 6 stablecoins, 18 blockchains, read directly from each chain.

6stablecoins counted
18blockchains read directly
99.1% USDT · 98.3% USDCof the issuer’s own total that we read on-chain
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Chain by chain

"On chain" is the total supply the blockchain reports. "Counted" removes tokens the issuer has created but not put into circulation, using the issuer's own disclosure.

Coin / chainIssuerOn chainCountedCheck against issuer
USDT · TetherTether$180.1BMatches Tether issuer figure
Tronon-chain supply minus Tether's disclosed unissued reserve$94.25B$92.38B
Ethereumon-chain supply minus Tether's disclosed unissued reserve$88.30B$84.93B
Solanaon-chain supply minus Tether's disclosed unissued reserve$3.84B$2.81B
USDC · USD CoinCircle$70.08BMatches Circle issuer figure
Ethereumon-chain supply, less amount Circle reports as not circulating$47.45B$47.45B
Solanaon-chain supply, less amount Circle reports as not circulating$7.30B$6.64B
HyperEVMon-chain supply, less amount Circle reports as not circulating$6.49B$6.49B
Baseon-chain supply, less amount Circle reports as not circulating$4.24B$4.24B
Arbitrumon-chain supply, less amount Circle reports as not circulating$2.43B$2.43B
Polygonon-chain supply, less amount Circle reports as not circulating$634M$634M
Avalancheon-chain supply, less amount Circle reports as not circulating$355M$355M
OP Mainneton-chain supply, less amount Circle reports as not circulating$124M$124M
Arcon-chain supply, less amount Circle reports as not circulating$1.10B$1.10B
Stellaron-chain supply, less amount Circle reports as not circulating$343M$343M
Suion-chain supply, less amount Circle reports as not circulating$272M$272M
USD1 · USD1World Liberty Financial$3.87BNo per-chain issuer feed
Ethereumon-chain supply$1.30B$1.30B
BNB Chainon-chain supply$1.17B$1.17B
Solanaon-chain supply$1.38B$1.38B
Tronon-chain supply$10M$10M
USDG · Global DollarPaxos$3.14BNo per-chain issuer feed
X Layeron-chain supply$1.28B$1.28B
Solanaon-chain supply$621M$621M
Ethereumon-chain supply$410M$410M
Arbitrumon-chain supply$51M$51M
Robinhood Chainon-chain supply$708M$708M
Inkon-chain supply$65M$65M
Mantleon-chain supply$1M$1M
PYUSD · PayPal USDPaxos$2.98BNo per-chain issuer feed
Ethereumon-chain supply$1.96B$1.96B
Solanaon-chain supply$696M$696M
Arbitrumon-chain supply$313M$313M
Polygonon-chain supply$10M$10M
X Layeron-chain supply$2M$2M
RLUSD · Ripple USDRipple (Standard Custody & Trust)$2.60BNo per-chain issuer feed
Ethereumon-chain supply$1.63B$1.63B
XRP Ledgeron-chain supply$978M$978M

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How we count

  1. Count only the issuer's own token on each chain, as listed in the issuer's documentation. Bridged or wrapped copies (for example USDC.e, Binance-Peg USDT) are never counted, because the underlying token is already counted where it was issued.
  2. Read total supply directly from each blockchain.
  3. Subtract tokens the issuer has created but not put into circulation, when the issuer discloses them.
  4. Where an issuer publishes circulation by chain, our blockchain read must agree with it; otherwise the figure is held for review.

Scope: U.S. dollar stablecoins backed by cash and short-term Treasuries, issued by a named company. Crypto-backed and synthetic dollars (DAI, USDS, USDe) are out of scope.

1. What we leave out, and why

Crypto-backed and synthetic dollars (for example DAI, USDS and USDe). These are backed by other crypto or by trading positions, not by cash and Treasuries held by a named issuer, so they are not traditional finance moving on-chain. Some also hold coins we already count, such as USDC, in their reserves, so adding them would count the same dollar twice.

Bridged copies (for example USDC.e or Binance-Peg USDC). Bridging locks the original token on its home chain and creates a copy somewhere else. The original is already in our count, so counting the copy would count the same dollar twice.

Both choices make our total lower than dashboards that include them. Every address we count comes from the issuer's own documentation, linked in the table. Corrections are made in place and dated in the downloadable data.

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Quick answers

How many dollars are in cash-backed stablecoins on-chain?

As of October 28, 2026, $262.80 billion in cash-backed dollar stablecoins is on public blockchains, by The Migration by Concrete's count: 6 stablecoins from 5 issuers, read directly from 18 blockchains.

What is the largest cash-backed dollar stablecoin?

Tether (USDT), issued by Tether, with $180.12 billion on-chain, 68.5% of the total as of October 28, 2026.

Which blockchain has the most cash-backed dollar stablecoins?

Ethereum, with $137.69 billion as of October 28, 2026, followed by Tron ($92.39 billion).

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