Key TakeawaysToken Terminal reports $180B stablecoins on Ethereum, all-time high.Ethereum controls ~60% of global stablecoin supply.Total stablecoin market reached $315B in Q1, signaling strong liquidity growth.Institutions like BlackRock and JPMorgan expanding tokenization on Ethereum.Ethereum Stablecoin Supply Reaches Record $180 BillionEthereum’s stablecoin ecosystem has reached a new milestone, with total onchain supply hitting $180 billion, according to Token Terminal.The figure represents roughly 60% of total global stablecoin supply, reinforcing Ethereum’s position as the dominant settlement layer for digital dollars.Over the past three years, Ethereum’s stablecoin supply has grown by approximately 150%, reflecting rising adoption across both crypto-native and institutional use cases.Institutional Adoption Drives GrowthThe expansion is closely tied to institutional activity in tokenized assets and onchain finance.Major financial players—including BlackRock, JPMorgan, and Amundi—have launched tokenized products on Ethereum, increasing demand for stablecoins as settlement and liquidity layers.Jamie Dimon recently acknowledged the rise of blockchain-based competition, citing stablecoins, smart contracts, and tokenization as emerging forces reshaping finance.Tokenization Trend Signals Trillion-Dollar OpportunityLooking ahead, Token Terminal projects that $1.7 trillion could move onchain across networks over the next four years.Ethereum alone could capture up to $850 billion in new flows by 2030 if current growth trends continue.Separately, Standard Chartered has estimated that more than $1 trillion could shift from traditional banking into stablecoins by 2028, further supporting long-term demand.Ethereum Maintains Dominance Across EcosystemData from RWA.xyz places Ethereum’s stablecoin value slightly lower at $168 billion, but still confirms its leadership with 56% market share.When including Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) chains and layer-2 networks such as Arbitrum, zkSync, and Base, Ethereum’s effective share rises above 65%.This dominance highlights Ethereum’s role as the primary infrastructure layer for:StablecoinsTokenized real-world assets (RWAs)Institutional onchain finance