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Slowdown in Yield-Bearing Stablecoins Ends 3-Year Run
The supply of yield-bearing stablecoins decreased by 15% in Q2, marking the end of a three-year growth period. Meanwhile, treasury-backed stablecoins continued to expand.
In the second quarter of 2026, the supply of yield-bearing stablecoins declined by 15%, indicating a slowdown after a three-year period of growth. Notably, tokens such as sUSDe and sUSDS contracted during this period. Conversely, stablecoins backed by traditional financial assets, including BUIDL, USYC, and USDY, continued their growth trajectory. This shift suggests a possible change in investor preferences or market conditions affecting the yield-bearing segment. The contraction of these stablecoins could impact liquidity and trading activity within crypto markets, especially for protocols relying on these assets for liquidity provision or collateral. The continued growth of treasury-backed stablecoins reflects ongoing demand for stable assets backed by real-world assets, which may influence the stability and adoption of stablecoins in the broader crypto ecosystem.
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