Aptos has emerged as a major hub for stablecoins in 2025, hosting native or bridged versions of leading ones like: – USDT - @Tether_to, largest on Aptos – USDC - @circle – USDe/sUSDe - @ethena_labs – USD1 - @worldlibertyfi – PYUSD - @PayPal – USDG - @Paxos – USDY - @OndoFinance Native projects include @ThalaLabs' MOD (overcollateralized) and others. Stablecoin supply on @Aptos surged dramatically, reaching over $1.5-1.9B by late 2025 up 114-500% YoY, with massive inflows like $386M in a single day in December 2025. This drove high transfer volumes ~$48B/month and positioned Aptos as a top-10 chain for stablecoin mcap. Why Aptos is Particularly Suitable for Stablecoins? Aptos stands out due to its technical design and performance advantages, making it ideal for high-volume, low-cost stablecoin transactions (e.g., payments, DeFi, remittances): ⓵ Ultra-Low Fees and High Speed – Txn fees stay well under a cent (often ~$0.0002–0.00055), with sub-second finality - block times ~60ms via upgrades like Velociraptor, aiming for 10ms). – This supports micro-transactions, large-scale transfers, and real-time payments without friction, critical for stablecoins used in everyday or institutional flows. ⓶ Scalability and Throughput – Built for high demand, with parallel execution (Block-STM) and theoretical capacity up to 160,000 TPS (tested in upgrades like Shardines). – Stablecoins require reliable handling of spikes in activity; Aptos delivers consistent performance, outperforming congested chains....