As of October 17, Tether (USDT) and USD Coin (USDC) together accounted for 84.7% of the $302.5 billion stablecoin market, with a combined market cap of $256.1 billion. USDT held $183.4 billion, while USDC was valued at $72.7 billion. Other stablecoins like Sky Dollar, Dai, and Ethena USDe had significantly smaller market caps. The overall stablecoin market saw a slight 0.34% decline over seven days but a 0.62% increase over 30 days. USDT's market cap grew slightly by 0.09% over 30 days, whereas USDC's declined by 1.43%. This dominance highlights the continued investor preference for these two major stablecoins in the digital asset space.
USDT trades at Rp17.897 on Pluang as of Oct 17, 2026 19:51 WIB, with a market cap of Rp3.311,28 trillion. The 1-day price change is a slight decline of 0.02%. Pluang users show a 55% sell and 45% buy order split, holding USDT for about 91 days on average.
The T3 Financial Crime Unit, a high-profile crypto crime-fighting alliance involving Tron, Tether, and Binance, was quietly disbanded in late August 2026 due to slow response times and poor coordination among members. Founded in 2024 to combat illici...
Tether led protocol revenues for the seven-day period ending November 4 with $118 million, more than twice the $47.38 million earned by Circle. Titan Builder followed in third place with $23.73 million, boosted by a sharp revenue spike around October...
TRON has become the most popular blockchain platform for stablecoin holders, averaging 76.53 million in Q3 2026, which is about 40.45% of all holders across 45 platforms. This surpasses Ethereum's 26.32 million holders and highlights TRON's growing r...
TRON has solidified its position as the primary network for Tether's USDT stablecoin, processing $19.4 billion in transfers over 24 hours and capturing about 73% of total stablecoin transfer volume in Q3 2026. The network benefits from low fees, high...
A suspected theft of over $106 million from an EU-based entity involved stealing USDC and USDT stablecoins from multiple centralized exchanges. The attacker laundered the funds by converting them into Ethereum, then Monero, and used multiple blockcha...
