Introducing Stablestats
Stablecoins Database and real world usage
Stablecoins are changing how the world interacts with money. As regulation becomes favorable to stablecoins, it will change how payments are made and rewire much of the financial system.
We build Stablestats to aggregate all the information on stablecoins in a straightforward interface. Whether someone is looking for information on all types of stablecoins, their market share, historical deviation, chain by chain analytics, or a database of over 250 stablecoin companies, you can filter these companies by categories. The resource section provides learning materials, and the research section offers excellent articles and arguments on stablecoins. Don't hesitate to contact me if you want me to add anything to the database or if you have any feedback.
We will also publish original research pieces, starting with our first series, Stablecoins in Emerging Markets.
Series 1:Stablecoins in Emerging Markets
Stablecoins are going to rewire the world's financial system. This is already a reality in emerging markets like Nigeria, where I was born and raised. Even now, with me living in the United States, sending payments and remittances via stablecoins is faster and cheaper than traditional methods. Stablecoins are widely used for payments, remittances, B2B trades, and savings accounts to protect oneself from the volatility of the naira and other emerging market currencies.
Tether, the market leader and issuer of USDT, has massively benefited from focusing on and having an early emerging market strategy.
Over the next few weeks, for our first issue in the Stablecoins in Emerging Markets series, we will publish analysis on the adoption and usage of stablecoins across different countries in emerging markets, the P2P markets across these markets real-time analysis from everyday participants.
We will also analyze Tether’s market dominance and strategy in this market and why it has remained dominant despite competitors' attempts to enter it.