• Tekedia Capital analysis flagged stablecoin total supply up 21.3% quarter-on-quarter to USD 3.55 billion, extending rapid growth in blockchain-based payments and settlements.
• USDC, positioned as compliance-focused, drove a large share of expansion as institutional and enterprise usage increased.
• DAI demand held up as decentralized collateral-backed issuance remained a draw for users seeking on-chain transparency.
• Non-USD stablecoin activity diverged by region, with declines in Latin America tied to preference for dollar-pegged tokens.
• Asia-Pacific accelerated in non-USD stablecoins as fintech adoption and regulatory experimentation supported localized digital-currency use.

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