2025 Could Be Stablecoins’ Breakout Year as Adoption Hits Every Level
- Stablecoin balances dropped $5.5B in April as exchange flows reversed from March inflows.
- Visa now pilots stablecoin retail access in six Latin American countries with Bridge integration.
- GENIUS Act gains bipartisan support as Congress drafts U.S. stablecoin rules for 2025 rollout.
The stablecoin market is showing some mixed signals right now. According to blockchain analytics firm Nansen, exchange balances of stablecoins had recently dropped. Balances fell from $67 billion in March to $61.5 billion by the end of April.
This shift came as a strong inflow during March gave way to aggressive outflows in April. That drop might mean crypto’s risk-on season is cooling off. Or, it could mean money is simply moving to newer opportunities elsewhere.
March saw stablecoins flow in. April saw them drain out.
— Nansen
In March, exchange inflows often matched or exceeded outflows, keeping balances steady between ~$66B–67B.
But in April? A clear reversal. Outflows dominated nearly every day, pulling total exchange balances down to… pic.twitter.com/VR3qrOe0iE(@nansen_ai) May 2, 2025
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2025 Could Be Stablecoins’ Breakout Year as Adoption Hits Every Level
- Stablecoin balances dropped $5.5B in April as exchange flows reversed from March inflows.
- Visa now pilots stablecoin retail access in six Latin American countries with Bridge integration.
- GENIUS Act gains bipartisan support as Congress drafts U.S. stablecoin rules for 2025 rollout.
The stablecoin market is showing some mixed signals right now. According to blockchain analytics firm Nansen, exchange balances of stablecoins had recently dropped. Balances fell from $67 billion in March to $61.5 billion by the end of April.
This shift came as a strong inflow during March gave way to aggressive outflows in April. That drop might mean crypto’s risk-on season is cooling off. Or, it could mean money is simply moving to newer opportunities elsewhere.
March saw stablecoins flow in. April saw them drain out.
— Nansen
In March, exchange inflows often matched or exceeded outflows, keeping balances steady between ~$66B–67B.
But in April? A clear reversal. Outflows dominated nearly every day, pulling total exchange balances down to… pic.twitter.com/VR3qrOe0iE
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At the same time that …
The post 2025 Could Be Stablecoins’ Breakout Year as Adoption Hits Every Level appeared first on Coin Edition.
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