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The total market capitalization of stablecoins decreased by 0.65% over the past week.

Defi Llama data shows that the total market value of stablecoins decreased by 0.65% in the past week, now at 308.366 billion USD. Among them, the total market value of USDT fell by 0.03%, now at 186.7 billion USD, with a market share of 60.54%.

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