A true reflection of the stablecoin ecosystem: over 53% of stablecoins are deployed on Ethereum. This is no coincidence. Liquidity depth, user trust, comprehensive infrastructure—all point to the same answer. From DeFi protocols to institutional investors, Ethereum has become the actual main stage for stablecoins. No matter how much market noise there is, it cannot change this fact: ETH remains the ultimate settlement layer for cryptocurrencies. The competition for infrastructure has never been decided by price fluctuations.
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ImpermanentPhilosopher
· 8h ago
53%? Really? What does this number indicate? I think liquidity still decides everything.
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 8h ago
53% — that number has been overused for a long time. The real question is, when will other chains catch up? If things continue like this, where will the competitiveness come from?
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TokenAlchemist
· 8h ago
nah this 53% thing is just symptom diagnosis without understanding the actual pathology... the real alpha is in stablecoin routing inefficiencies across L2s, not just eth dominance theater
A true reflection of the stablecoin ecosystem: over 53% of stablecoins are deployed on Ethereum. This is no coincidence. Liquidity depth, user trust, comprehensive infrastructure—all point to the same answer. From DeFi protocols to institutional investors, Ethereum has become the actual main stage for stablecoins. No matter how much market noise there is, it cannot change this fact: ETH remains the ultimate settlement layer for cryptocurrencies. The competition for infrastructure has never been decided by price fluctuations.