CryptoRank data cited by BlockBeats shows that the global number of stablecoin holders reached 300 million by the end of September. In the third quarter, BNB Chain added nearly 13 million stablecoin holders, the largest increase among major public blockchains. Over the same period, Celo, Tron, and Solana each added more than about 2 million holders. By the end of September, BNB Chain had also become the network with the largest total number of stablecoin holders. The data points to stablecoins spreading across a wider range of blockchain ecosystems.
According to CryptoRank data cited by BlockBeats on Oct. 7, the global number of stablecoin holders had reached 300 million as of the end of September.
BNB Chain posted the biggest Q3 increase
CryptoRank data shows that BNB Chain added nearly 13 million stablecoin holders in the third quarter, the largest increase among major public blockchains. Over the same period, Celo, Tron, and Solana each added more than about 2 million holders.
BNB Chain ranked first by total holders at the end of September
As of the end of September, BNB Chain had become the network with the largest total number of stablecoin holders. The data indicates that stablecoins are spreading across multiple blockchain ecosystems.
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