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Artemis tracks stablecoin supply, transfer volume, active users and transaction counts from on-chain issuance and transfer data. Supply is a closing-balance snapshot of circulating tokens; transfer volume and transaction counts are daily sums of on-chain transfer activity; active users is a daily average of unique transacting addresses. For source and calculation detail, see Stablecoin metrics methodology.

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Metrics

STABLECOIN_SUPPLY is a closing-balance snapshot: a period bucket carries that period’s last day. For usdc in June 2026, the granularity=MONTH bucket returns $74,677,768,139, June 30th’s value.

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Covered stablecoins

Artemis covers 119 stablecoins. Leading by supply on 2026-08-01: For the full list, filter GET /asset/ by sector.

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Example: Supply, transfer volume and active users

USDC turns over more than its own supply in a single day; USDT turns over about 15% of its. That’s a velocity comparison, not a ratio of like quantities: supply is a closing-balance snapshot and transfer volume is a daily SUM. summarize=true returns the endDate day’s value for each metric here, not a period total. See Core concepts. For a fuller walkthrough across a date range, see Stablecoins recipe.

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Split supply by chain

dimensionType=CHAIN breaks STABLECOIN_SUPPLY apart:
USDC’s $73.34B on 2026-08-01 resolves across 29 chains, top ten: All 29 rows sum to $73,339,893,117.60, exactly the undifferentiated STABLECOIN_SUPPLY total for usdc on the same day, so this cut is a clean partition.