Tether vs. Circle: The battle for stablecoin dominance
USDT and USDC are still competing for dominance of the USD stablecoin market, both showing a willingness to get close to Trump.
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USDT and USDC are still competing for dominance of the USD stablecoin market, both showing a willingness to get close to Trump.
Read more (4 min) →Bank of International Settlements researchers have quantified a few basis points of measurable impact from stablecoins on US Treasuries.
2025 has been a great year for stablecoins; we're seeing new regulatory frameworks, and the president of the United States has launched one.
Circle's USDC has made substantial gains in 2025 across several metrics against its main stablecoin competitor, Tether's USDT.
Circle’s upcoming IPO will provide a unique opportunity to value the world’s largest stablecoin issuer, Tether.
Circle and Tether, the two largest stablecoins, have adopted different tactics when it comes to the management of their reserves.
Circle has filed to go public and admits that it is 98% less profitable than Tether despite sharing a similar business model.
At the end of 2023, algorithmic stablecoins are out, US-based stablecoins are shrinking, and international ones like Tether are exploding.
Circle and Tether executives have engaged in a series of increasingly public spats as the firms vie for control of the stablecoin market.