Data: Annual stablecoin transfer volume exceeds $50 trillion, with Ethereum and Basecoin ranking as the top two transfer networks
according to Token Terminal, the annual stablecoin transfer volume has exceeded 50 trillion US dollars. Here are the top five blockchains based on the 365-day transfer volume:
1. Ethereum — 16.7 trillion US dollars
2. Base — 14.7 trillion US dollars
3. TRON — 7.6 trillion US dollars
4. Solana — 7.1 trillion US dollars
5. Avalanche — 831.2 billion US dollars
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