Binance said exchange-held stablecoin reserves across the crypto market have reached $93 billion, with the exchange itself holding about $53 billion, equal to a 57% market share. According to data released by Binance, that puts its stablecoin reserves $42 billion ahead of the second-ranked trading platform.
The figures also show that total stablecoin reserves on exchanges have risen 61% since the start of 2025, increasing by about $35 billion over the same period. Binance’s share of those reserves also climbed, moving from 54% at the beginning of the year to 57%.
The update offers a snapshot of stablecoin balances currently sitting on centralized trading venues and highlights Binance’s lead within that segment, based on the company’s own published data.
Binance said total stablecoin reserves held by cryptocurrency exchanges have reached $93 billion. Of that amount, Binance holds about $53 billion, giving it a 57% share, according to data released by the exchange.
Binance said its stablecoin reserves are $42 billion higher than those of the second-ranked exchange platform.
The company’s data also shows that exchange stablecoin reserves have increased 61% since the start of 2025, up by about $35 billion. Over the same stretch, Binance’s market share rose from 54% to 57%.
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