TREE NEWS reports: Arbitrum’s on-chain stablecoin supply reached about $3.835 billion on Nov. 14, up roughly $102 million from $3.734 billion the previous day. The rollup’s stablecoin total has grown about $218 million over the past seven days. Arbitrum now ranks sixth among public chains by stablecoin supply, behind Ethereum, Tron, Solana, BSC and Hyperliquid L1.
Arbitrum stablecoin supply rises $102M in a day to $3.835B
Stablecoin supply is the closest thing to a dry-powder gauge for an L2, so a $102M single-day jump plus $218M over a week points to fresh capital settling on Arbitrum rather than just rotating within it — though a one-day move can also reflect bridge inflows or a few large mints rather than broad demand. The sixth-place ranking keeps Arbitrum in the top tier but still well behind Ethereum, Tron and Solana, and notably behind Hyperliquid L1, a reminder that stablecoin liquidity is increasingly contested beyond the established rollups. Whether the weekly pace holds, or this proves a one-off spike, is the open question worth tracking.
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