Stablecoin transfer volume drops 19% even as supply keeps rising: RWA.xyz

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30-day stablecoin net flows as of April 28, 2026. Source: RWA.xyz The decline in broader stablecoin transfer volume comes after stronger stablecoin activity was flagged on some of the major blockchain networks for stablecoins. In its Q2 Signals Report, asset manager Fidelity cited Coin Metrics data showing that Ethereum’s stablecoin transfer values had recently exceeded historical averages, with transfer value over the past 12 months surpassing $18 trillion. Aggregate stablecoin transfer volume. Source: Fidelity Fidelity said the trend suggested network utility persisted even as crypto prices remained under pressure. The company said the increase may signal that stablecoins are being used for payments, settlement and onchain access to the dollar, regardless of broader market sentiment. Related: Stablecoin inflows rebound to $1.7B as Washington battles over yield rules Solana showed a similar, though smaller, trend. Citing Coin Metrics data, Fidelity showed that Solana consistently processed over $5 billion in stablecoin volume, while its 30-day average transfer volume increased from $6.7 billion to $7.2 billion as of March 31. Fidelity said the data suggest that Solana may be moving toward more mainstream financial activity after being closely associated with memecoin trading. Magazine: AI-driven hacks could kill DeFi — unless projects act now

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