
September 15th, 2025
Circle’s USDC stablecoin demonstrates significant market growth against Tether’s USDT, particularly on Solana, as US regulatory clarity and strategic partnerships fuel adoption.
Stablecoins’ supply saw explosive growth, rising by over 59% throughout the year and peaking at $200 billion in September.
Circle integrates USDC natively on Aptos Layer-1 blockchain, marking a shift from bridged tokens and enhancing the network’s DeFi capabilities.
Circle’s new Paymaster product enhances blockchain transactions by enabling USDC-based gas fee payments on Arbitrum and Base.
Circle’s acquisition of Hashnote and partnership with Cumberland marks an important step in integrating tokenized RWA with its USDC stablecoin.
Coinbase’s offering comes with strict terms to protect lenders while empowering borrowers. Borrowers must maintain a minimum collateral ratio of 133%, and loans are capped at $100,000 in USDC.
In 2024, USDC circulation increased tremendously, with a 78% rise year-over-year. The rise indicates an increase in adoption and use cases.
After Coinbase and Kraken’s donations, Circle has contributed to Donald Trump’s inaugural committee.
HyperLiquid users are flagging fund exodus amid links with North Korean hackers.
Tether (USDT) dominates the stablecoin space, growing from a $91.7 billion market cap at the start of 2024 to surpass $140 billion by December 19.
Ethena’s growth has been quite remarkable, and now, there is a vivid possibility of it carving out a significant portion of the stablecoin market for itself.
Circle supports Binance by offering liquidity, technology, and assistance in establishing connections across global finance and commerce.
Circle and Pockyt partner to simplify global commerce with USDC integration.
Circle has fired 6% of its employees and is now focused on geographical growth and efficiency, confirmed Bloomberg in a report.
The stablecoin market has not only recovered but thrived, showcasing remarkable resilience and adaptability.