$PYUSD has quietly become one of the fastest rising stablecoins in the market. Back in September it was sitting near a $1.2B market cap, but today it has surged past $3.8B, showing how quickly liquidity is flowing toward PayPal’s ecosystem.
This kind of acceleration shows two things very clearly: adoption is real, and major payment rails are now becoming serious players in crypto-native markets. PYUSD demand is building largely through integrations, exchange support, and the growing trust in its issuance model.
When a stablecoin triples its supply in a few months, it signals both institutional confidence and increasing on-chain activity.
PYUSD is now ranking among the top stablecoins by growth pace, and if momentum holds, it could become one of the dominant settlement assets across Web3 payments and cross-platform transfers. The market is watching it closely.
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$PYUSD has quietly become one of the fastest rising stablecoins in the market. Back in September it was sitting near a $1.2B market cap, but today it has surged past $3.8B, showing how quickly liquidity is flowing toward PayPal’s ecosystem.
This kind of acceleration shows two things very clearly: adoption is real, and major payment rails are now becoming serious players in crypto-native markets. PYUSD demand is building largely through integrations, exchange support, and the growing trust in its issuance model.
When a stablecoin triples its supply in a few months, it signals both institutional confidence and increasing on-chain activity.
PYUSD is now ranking among the top stablecoins by growth pace, and if momentum holds, it could become one of the dominant settlement assets across Web3 payments and cross-platform transfers.
The market is watching it closely.
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