Top 8 USD Stablecoins By Market Cap Top $245 Billion in July
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Now, what that means is that the total amount of circulating stablecoins of these eight denominations (e.g., USDT) was collectively worth approximately $245 billion US dollars, according to CoinMarketCap data as of the time of this writing. Stablecoins Compared To US Dollar Base Supply Stablecoins are already a significant part of the financial economy in 2025, and the world’s central banks and the IMF recognize that there’s a real presence in the blockchain sector. For a useful baseline comparison, the total adjusted monetary base of US dollars in circulation plus reserve balances was $5.7 trillion at the same time. With stablecoins, markets are discussing something that is, in some way, 4.29% of the size of all the real money from the US that the world is working with, based on the $245 billion figure. Take a nickel and set it next to a dollar. Now, that’s how much top 8 USD stablecoins there are compared to dollars. Blockchain’s Massive ‘Infrastructure Inversion’ It may certainly call for crypto market investors, as well as national economic scientists and advisors, to factor into their forward outlooks: What kind of broad inflection point for the values and relations among these currencies could be ahead as a smaller base of dollars chases a larger and faster-growing market cap of cryptocurrencies? How was all this even possible? And did it save the economy from a money contraction and debt revaluation spiral, or hyperinflation from too many dollars chasing a basket of scarce consumer goods instead of tokens from an infinitely liquid Internet press? These questions presage an era of crypto prices defined in markets characterized by total global “infrastructure inversion” with traditional banking. Bitcoin expert and unofficial spokesperson Andreas Antonopoulos posited this stage of the crypto market’s development several years ago on the Joe Rogan podcast. That’s how…
