Yeliz Akmaca 
USDC inflows to centralized exchanges reached $1.33 billion, marking the highest level in four years. This surge highlights renewed investor interest and strong demand for stablecoins.
Record USDC Exchange Inflows
Centralized exchanges saw USDC deposits hit $1.33 billion in mid-September 2025, the highest level since 2021. Earlier in August, inflows of $1.2 billion and $1 billion were recorded. This trend indicates that investors are returning to the market and injecting significant capital.
Large stablecoin inflows also signal increased on-chain liquidity. Transfers of USDC to exchanges often reflect users preparing for trading or reallocating capital. As a result, market activity may see an upward movement in the near term.
Global Stablecoin Supply Hits New High
The global stablecoin supply surged to a record $280 billion, up from a low of $125 billion in mid-2023. Doubling the supply in two years reflects rising demand for dollar-pegged digital assets.
This growth also points to broader adoption in trading, payments, and decentralized finance (DeFi). Increasing supply reflects capital inflows from both institutional and retail investors. Consequently, market participants are better positioned to respond to price movements and investment opportunities.
USDC Market Value and Usage Continue Growing
USDC’s market capitalization steadily increased to around $63 billion, showing stable growth. This reflects improving market sentiment and growing confidence in the stablecoin infrastructure.
While USDT remains the largest stablecoin, USDC usage on exchanges is rising. This strengthens USDC’s role in the ecosystem. Increasing inflows and a growing supply base indicate that USDC continues to attract significant institutional capital.
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