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Asia-Pacific local-currency stablecoins grew from $48.5M to $261M this year, lifting their share of non-dollar supply from about 5% to 18%. Non-dollar stablecoins overall reached…

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Asia-Pacific local-currency stablecoins grew from $48.5M to $261M this year, lifting their share of non-dollar supply from about 5% to 18%. Non-dollar stablecoins overall reached $1.49B, led by euro (…

Asia-Pacific local-currency stablecoins grew from $48.5M to $261M this year, lifting their share of non-dollar supply from about 5% to 18%. Non-dollar stablecoins overall reached $1.49B, led by euro ($904M), yen ($233M) and Brazilian real ($221M) tokens. https://t.co/p0zQQMMmRh

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