The total supply of stablecoins has reached a new all-time high of $247 billion, marking a $3.54 billion increase in the past week. Over the last five years, stablecoin supply has grown 23.5 times. The EURC stablecoin by Circle saw its supply increase from $81.1 million to $273.5 million over the past year, with approximately 80% hosted on Ethereum and Solana blockchains. In the past week, stablecoins on the Tron network rose by $913 million, while those on Solana declined by $267 million. USDT, a dominant stablecoin, has an outstanding supply of about $77.7 billion on Tron, with monthly transfer volumes of $611 billion and 65.6 million transfers. An interoperable version of USDT, called USDT0, powered by LayerZero's OFT standard, is expected to enhance Ethereum's role as an asset hub by allowing minting on Ethereum and conversion to USDT0 for broader access. On the Aptos blockchain, USDT now accounts for roughly 70% of all stablecoins, with usage at an all-time high, supported by Flipster. Stablecoin supply outside of Tron and Ethereum is also at record levels, with Solana driving all-time highs in both 2022 and 2025. Aptos is noted as the fastest-growing stablecoin platform due to its efficient and secure infrastructure.