Among all the major blockchains, Aptos has scooped the first slot in terms of most significant changes in supply of stablecoins in the past 24 hours. According to data visualized by Artemis, Aptos reports the highest net growth, with around $386 million of social capital transferred onchain in the period. Such an increase puts Aptos far ahead of other networks to follow, which is an indication of a significant capital migration towards the Layer 1 blockchain.
The graph shows the growth or decrease of the stablecoin supply in various chains, which include Plasma, Sui, HyperEVM, Monad, Ethereum, Near, Sonic, Tron, Arbitrum, Avalanche C-Chain, BNB Chain, Polygon PoS, Base, and Solana.
Rapid Growth Pushes Aptos Toward the Top Tier
When we zoom out of the daily data, we can see a much larger trend that is shaping around the ecosystem. The network had approximately $600 million of supply in the stablecoins at the beginning of 2025.
This number has since increased to approximately $1.9 billion, which is over a threefold growth within a year. This continuous increase implies that the recent inflow of $386 million is not a one-time phenomenon but rather a continuation of a larger increase in onchain liquidity.
Due to this velocity, the blockchain has already overtaken the 10th biggest blockchain by stablecoin supply. Notably, this ranking is also getting better every week since new capital is being added to the ecosystem.
How Other Chains Compared in the Same Period
Aptos outpaced the pack, but the overall market result in the other networks was mixed. Plasma and Sui reported less significant positive shifts, which suggests further but less significant adoption of stablecoins. Incremental inflows were also posted by HyperEVM, Monad, Ethereum , Near, and Sonic indicating the usage rather than explosive growth.
On the other side, some chains that are famous had net outflows within the same 24-hour period. The biggest drop was recorded by Solana, which experienced a massive decrease in the supply of the stablecoins. Base, Polygon PoS, BNB Chain, Avalanche C-Chain, Arbitrum, and Tron also showed negative changes as it is stated by the red bars extending to the left of the chart. This comparison highlights the fact that the capital flowed to Aptos in the period.
Native Stablecoins Drive Onchain Liquidity
Among the major factors that contributed to the momentum of Aptos as a stablecoin driver has been the growth of native deployments of the stablecoin. Both USDT and USDC have gained increased presence on the network, increasing the depth of liquidity and eliminating friction to users and applications.
Moreover, the introduction of Paxos institutional USDG has also provided an extra degree of credibility and value. Institutional-grade stablecoins can also be more likely to draw bigger and more regular inflows of capital, which explains the size of recent inflows.
This combination has created a more competitive Aptos environment based on the use of stablecoins.
Developer Growth Strengthens the Ecosystem
Other than capital inflows, there is a consistent increase in developer activity throughout the Aptos ecosystem. Applications are being introduced and integrated with stablecoins as part of their product.
The growth of developers will be directly converted into actual use, which will further sustain the demand of the stablecoins. As the number of applications increases, the stablecoins become more widespread onchain and network effects strengthen. This is the driving force behind the fact that Aptos has maintained its growth instead of having spiking growth.
A Clear Signal for the Stablecoin Market
The recent information sends a strong signal regarding the changing stablecoin dynamics. Aptos is no more of a sideliner but a quickly growing liquidity centre onchain. Being the leader in all chains of approximately $386 million daily inflows, nearly $1.9 billion total supply and a top-10 position are milestones that indicate actual adoption.
With the current trends, the platform may rise to become even higher in rankings of stablecoins, given that more and more deployments and applications are being introduced.
