Aptos Stablecoin Transfers Rise 14-Fold to $15B in 2025
Aptos blockchain stablecoin transfers surged from $1B to $15B in seven months as USDT supply grows and new US regulations boost adoption.
Stablecoin transfer volume on Aptos jumped from $1 billion in January to $15 billion in July 2025, according to community data posted on the Aptos Forum.
The network processed roughly 14 times more stablecoin transfers in the first seven months of 2025. A July 25 forum post links the growth to increased user demand and new regulatory clarity in the United States.
Aptos is approaching 100 million total on-chain transactions as it scales for billions of transactions, the forum discussion states.
Tether’s USDT drives much of the expansion. More than $1 billion in native USDT now operates on Aptos, with $150 million added in the past 30 days. The network ranks sixth among all blockchains by USDT supply.
Total stablecoin volume on Aptos, including USDC and USDe, exceeded $30 billion. The chain operates as the second-busiest venue for native USDT transactions with approximately 1.1 million monthly active addresses, according to CryptoRank data.
The growth follows the U.S. Congress passing the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins (GENIUS) Act on July 18. The legislation creates the first federal framework for payment stablecoins. Aptos Foundation states its high-throughput architecture and built-in compliance features align with the new rules.
The stablecoin growth matches broader network expansion. Industry trackers show Aptos reached about 15 million monthly active users in Q1 and tripled its native stablecoin supply to $1.13 billion this year, according to Coinspeaker.
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