Which chains rely most on a single stablecoin?
Chains with at least $1B in tracked balances and at least three tracked canonical asset labels.
Quick answer
As of July 11, 2026, Tron had the highest single-asset reliance among 10 admitted chains: USDT represented 98.3% of its tracked stablecoin balances. The admitted-chain median was 70.1%.
What you should know about this chart
- Largest tracked stablecoin asset share within each admitted chain, with within-chain HHI as supporting composition context.
Measured here
- Latest reviewed per-chain top stablecoin share and within-chain HHI from stablecoin_highway_extract.v1 rows under the declared asset policy and chain admission thresholds.
Not answered here
- Chain adoption, chain liquidity, or bridge-flow claims without separate evidence.
- How a single stablecoin distributes across chains, or cross-chain fragmentation / entropy.
- DOJ/FTC HHI-band interpretation; within-chain HHI should use cross-chain median or THD issuer concentration context instead.
- Canonical asset claims when bridged/native labels have not been reviewed by the asset policy.
Methodology
How this metric is calculated and what the current denominator includes.
How this metric is calculated
The chart derives each chain's top-asset share and HHI from one cached stablecoin_highway_extract.v1 snapshot. It admits only chains with at least $1B in tracked balances and three tracked asset labels; native and bridged labels remain separate.
Refresh cadence: weekly. Reviewed evidence is within the current refresh policy.
Frequently asked questions
Which chain relies most on one stablecoin?
Tron ranks highest in this July 11, 2026 snapshot, with USDT at 98.3% of its tracked stablecoin balances.
How is single-asset reliance calculated?
For each admitted chain, the largest tracked stablecoin balance is divided by total tracked stablecoin balances on that chain. The chart also reports asset count and within-chain HHI as context.
Does a high share prove adoption or liquidity?
No. Balance concentration does not establish transaction demand, active users, liquidity depth, bridge flows, reserves, or peg safety.