Total Market Cap of Stablecoins Reaches Highest Level Since May 2023, Says Latest Stablecoins Report From CCData

Total Market Cap of Stablecoins Reaches Highest Level Since May 2023, Says Latest Stablecoins Report From CCData

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CCData, a global leader in digital asset data and an FCA-authorised benchmark administrator, has released the December 2023 edition of the “Stablecoins & CBDCs” report. This report provides a comprehensive analysis of the stablecoin sector, which has seen significant growth and interest over the past year. CCData’s expertise in aggregating and analyzing diverse datasets offers a detailed overview of the market, encompassing trade, derivatives, order book, historical, social, and blockchain data.

Some Highlights from the Report:

Surge in Stablecoin Supply

November witnessed a 3.43% increase in the total market capitalization of stablecoins, reaching $128 billion. This rise marks the largest monthly supply increase since February 2022. As of December 18th, the market cap further increased by 0.17% to $129 billion. However, stablecoin market cap dominance dipped to 8.07% in December, the lowest since December 2021.

USDT’s Market Cap Milestone


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USDT’s market capitalization breached $90 billion for the first time in December. FDUSD’s market cap soared by 92.6% to $1.63 billion as of December 18th, setting a new record. USDT’s market dominance reached 70.2%, the highest since January 2021. Trading volume for USDT pairs on centralized exchanges hit $662 billion in November, the highest since March 2023.

FDUSD’s Remarkable Growth

FDUSD’s market capitalization rose dramatically by 92.6% to $1.63 billion as of December 18th, marking a new all-time high. This surge led FDUSD to surpass BinanceUSD (BUSD) as the fifth-largest stablecoin, trailing only USDT, USDC, Dai, and TrueUSD.

Binance Withdraws Support for BUSD

On December 15th, Binance announced the discontinuation of support for BUSD, a stablecoin that had been experiencing a continuous decline for 13 months, falling to a market cap of $1.47 billion in December. BUSD once constituted 36.4% of Binance’s trading volumes but has been phased out in favor of TrueUSD and First Digital USD following a Wells Notice from the SEC in February.

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