
Tokenized 2025 Review: Stablecoins, Onchain Cards and B2B Payments
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Dec 29, 2025 Join Anthony Yim, Co-founder of Artemis Analytics and former Venmo engineer, alongside Andrew Van Aken, Chief Data Scientist at Artemis, as they dive deep into the future of stablecoins. They explore the explosive rise of stablecoins, dissecting the massive growth of Tether and PayPal's PYUSD. The discussion also touches on the challenges of stablecoin payment adoption and the role of low-cost blockchains like Solana. With insights on B2B traction and prediction markets driving transactions, this conversation offers a fascinating look at the evolving digital finance landscape.
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Explosion In Stablecoin Issuance
- The number of stablecoins >$10M supply jumped from ~60 to over 140 in 2025, showing an acceleration of issuance.
- Most new stablecoins are USD-denominated and many announced coins are not yet live, so growth likely continues.
Stablecoin Is A Misleading Blanket Term
- Many assets called 'stablecoins' are different products like on-chain collateral receipts or yield-bearing tokenized deposits.
- Simon Taylor suggests subdividing categories because usage and expectations differ widely across these products.
Dollar Dominance Persists
- 93% of stablecoins above $10M supply are USD-denominated, showing dollar dominance.
- Non-USD stablecoin supply remains a small fraction, pointing to demand for dollar liquidity.
