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The stablecoin market, November 2026.
Supply is close to $300 billion, almost all of it in US dollars, and two issuers hold most of it. The figures below update live from DefiLlama.
$293.7B
US-dollar stablecoin supply
84.0%
Held by USDT and USDC
99.4%
Of all stablecoin supply referenced to the US dollar (10 Nov 2026)
$15.6B
Tokenized US Treasury products (16 Sep 2026)
Supply as of 10 Nov 2026, read from DefiLlama by /api/market. Treasury figure from rwa.xyz.
The top ten
| Token | Issuer | Supply (10 Nov 2026) |
|---|---|---|
| USDT | Tether | $176.22B |
| USDC | Circle | $70.37B |
| USDS | Sky | $5.41B |
| USDe | Ethena | $4.98B |
| DAI | Sky | $4.66B |
| USD1 | World Liberty Financial | $3.34B |
| PYUSD | PayPal / Paxos | $2.73B |
| USDG | Paxos | $2.72B |
| RLUSD | Ripple | $2.68B |
| USDf | Falcon Finance | $1.66B |
Three things the numbers say
- Concentration. USDT and USDC hold 84% of US-dollar supply. Everyone else competes for the remaining sixth.
- The dollar dominates. 99.4% of all stablecoin supply references the US dollar, even with MiCA live for euro tokens.
- Yield moved next door. Payment-stablecoin rules in the US, EU and Hong Kong ban interest, while tokenized Treasury products reached $15.6 billion by September 2026.
Why trackers disagree
Totals depend on which tokens count and how each is priced. DefiLlama's circulating US-dollar supply is about $294 billion; other trackers reported more than $320 billion in mid-2026. We show one live source with its read time rather than mixing methods.
Research and technical reference: not legal advice and not investment advice. Figures carry their source and date; regulatory summaries should be confirmed with counsel in the relevant jurisdiction.
- DefiLlama stablecoin dashboard (read 10 Nov 2026)
- rwa.xyz tokenized Treasuries (as of 16 Sep 2026)
- Stablecoin market tops $320B, DEXTools (Jun 2026)
- GENIUS Act enacted: overview, Greenberg Traurig (Jul 2025)
- MiCA Article 50: no interest on e-money tokens, ESMA
- Hong Kong stablecoin licensing now in effect, Davis Polk
