The charts above display the transferred volume and number of stablecoins transfers stablecoins on the TRX, ETH, BSC, and Polygon blockchains over a specified period.

The sections below provide a comprehensive view of stablecoin activity on various blockchains, including their decentralized exchange (DEX) transactions. Each section also highlights the top 3 swap pairs for every token. The scatterplot visually represents token usage based on both the number of transfers and the total transferred volume. Additionally, these sections include charts showing the distribution of transfers across different amount ranges, such as > 10,000 USD, 5,000-10,000 USD, 1,000-5,000 USD, 100-1,000 USD, 10-100 USD, and < 10 USD.

This table presents the top 15 holders for each stablecoin on individual blockchains. While a majority of the leading holders are associated with centralized exchange (CEX) addresses or smart contracts, there are also instances of regular wallet addresses among the top holders.

Certain tokens provide the option to block wallets through encryption within their smart contracts. The following charts in the section below depict the cumulative count of banned wallets. Moreover, there is a slight chance (around 6% for USDT) that a banned wallet might be unbanned. The peak of such actions occurred in 2021, even as the overall count of banned wallets demonstrates a consistent increase over time.