Ethereum's dominance in the non-USD stablecoin market has decreased significantly, according to recent data from Dune and Visa. At the beginning of 2023, Ethereum held a 90% market share, which has dropped to 65% by February 2026, indicating that other blockchains are rapidly gaining ground. Despite this decline, Ethereum remains the primary blockchain for stablecoin issuance.
According to ChainCatcher, Ethereum ranks fifth in terms of the number of independent senders within the stablecoin network. However, the overall user adoption within its ecosystem continues to grow. The number of independent senders has surged from 2,000 last year to 12,000, reflecting a rapid expansion of the stablecoin ecosystem.