USDT supply on Solana grew 9.01% over 30 days to reach $2.66 billion as of June 25, 2026.
Key takeaways
- USDT supply on Solana grew 9.01% over 30 days to reach $2.66 billion as of June 25, 2026.
- Solana accounts for 1.43% of the $186.33 billion total USDT in global circulation.
- USD-pegged stablecoins on Solana total $14.75 billion, with USDT representing $2.66 billion of that amount.
USDT Supply on Solana Grows 9% in 30 Days to $2.66B, Holds 1.43% of Global Circulation
Read the 30-day delta and one thing is clear: Tether is flowing onto Solana, not off it. USDT supply on the network rose 9.01% in the month to June 25, 2026, climbing from $2.44 billion on May 26 to $2.66 billion. That is net issuance or inflow over the period, not contraction.
Scale is the qualifier. Solana’s $2.66 billion in USDT represents 1.43% of the $186.33 billion in USDT circulating across all chains as of June 25, 2026. The chain is gaining Tether quickly while still holding a thin slice of the global total.
Where USDT Sits in Solana’s Stablecoin Base
USDT is the minority dollar token on its own chain. Solana’s total circulating supply of USD-pegged stablecoins reached $14.75 billion as of June 25, 2026, and USDT’s $2.66 billion is one piece of that pool. Other dollar-pegged assets carry the larger share of the network’s stablecoin liquidity.
So two readings run in parallel. Local momentum points up: a 9.01% rise from $2.44 billion to $2.66 billion over 30 days. Global positioning stays modest: 1.43% of the worldwide $186.33 billion. Both can be true at once, and tracked together they show how Solana’s role in the USDT market is shifting without inflating its current size.
Why It Matters
Stablecoin supply on a chain is a measurable proxy for the dollar liquidity available to trade, settle, and transact. The 9.01% jump means there is materially more USDT on Solana to do that work than there was 30 days ago. The 1.43% global share is the counterweight, a reminder that Solana remains a small venue for Tether against its full $186.33 billion circulation.
The June 25, 2026 snapshot puts USDT on Solana at $2.66 billion, inside $14.75 billion of total USD-pegged stablecoins on the chain and $186.33 billion of USDT worldwide. The next reading of these same three numbers will say whether this 30-day growth holds, levels off, or turns.
Disclaimer: Market data is informational only and not investment advice. Figures are accurate as of the stated dates and change continuously.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How much did USDT supply on Solana grow in the last 30 days?
USDT supply on Solana grew 9.01% over 30 days, increasing from $2.44 billion on May 26, 2026 to $2.66 billion as of June 25, 2026.
What percentage of global USDT circulation does Solana represent?
Solana accounts for 1.43% of the $186.33 billion total USDT in global circulation as of June 25, 2026, with its $2.66 billion supply.
How much of Solana’s stablecoin supply is USDT?
USDT represents $2.66 billion of Solana’s total circulating supply of $14.75 billion in USD-pegged stablecoins as of June 25, 2026.
Data & sources
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Methodology: every figure above links to its live on-chain source (DeFiLlama, CoinGecko) and the date it was read; analysis by Blockchain Magazine. Informational only, not investment advice.
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