Which chains gained stablecoin supply share this week?
Reviewed tracked USD stablecoin balances across included chains.
Quick answer
From July 5, 2026 to July 12, 2026, Tron recorded the largest gain in tracked stablecoin supply share (+0.32 pp), while Ethereum recorded the largest loss (-0.23 pp). Total tracked balances changed by +$656.0M.
What you should know about this chart
- Seven-day percentage-point change in each comparable chain's share of the same reviewed tracked-balance denominator.
Measured here
- Which comparable chains gained or lost the most tracked stablecoin supply share over the reviewed seven-day window.
- Percentage-point share change with absolute and percentage tracked-balance change for the same endpoints.
Not answered here
- Bridge net flow, chain adoption, payment activity, liquidity, demand, or causal explanation.
- A comparable ranking when endpoint coverage changed or a chain is new or exited during the window.
Methodology
How this metric is calculated and what the current denominator includes.
How this metric is calculated
This chart compares each chain's share of tracked stablecoin balances between two same-weekday snapshots, using the same reviewed total at each endpoint. Chains without comparable data at both endpoints are excluded.
Refresh cadence: weekly. Reviewed evidence is within the current refresh policy.
Frequently asked questions
Which chain gained the most stablecoin supply share this week?
Tron had the largest percentage-point gain between July 5, 2026 and July 12, 2026, at +0.32 pp.
Which chain lost the most stablecoin supply share this week?
Ethereum had the largest percentage-point loss over the same window, at -0.23 pp.
Does a chain's stablecoin share gain prove bridge inflows or adoption?
No. A share gain can reflect changes on that chain, changes elsewhere in the denominator, or both. It does not isolate bridge flows, users, liquidity, or demand.