The stablecoin market has climbed above $313 billion, with $2.742 billion in weekly inflows. USDT remains dominant but its share slipped to 58.76%, while Sky’s USDS led the top 10 with an 8.5% weekly gain.
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Tether (USDT) leads stablecoins with $183.6B market cap and 59.65% dominance. USDC at $73.99B, Ethena USDe $6.22B, DAI $5.3B, and others follow. Total stablecoin market cap reaches $314.39B.
As of July 5, 2026, the total stablecoin market cap stands at $314.39B, with USDT leading at $183.6B and 59.65% dominance. USDC follows at $73.99B. This article ranks top 9 stablecoins by market cap and analyzes market impact.
The stablecoin market cap has reached $314.39B, with Tether (USDT) leading at $183.6B and 59.65% dominance. USDC follows with $73.99B. The list includes USDe, DAI, USD1, PYUSD, USDf, USDG, and RLUSD.
Stablecoin total market cap reaches $314.39B, with Tether (USDT) dominating at 59.65% ($183.6B). USDC ($73.99B) follows, while Ethena USDe, DAI, and others fill the top ranks.
Stablecoin total market cap hits $314B, with USDT dominating at $183.6B (59.65%). USDC ranks second, followed by Ethena USDe, DAI, and others. The market shows increasing centralization around Tether.
