Tron topped the list in terms of net stablecoin supply growth of $1.6 billion in February. | PANews

Tron topped the list in terms of net stablecoin supply growth of $1.6 billion in February.

PANews reported on March 2 that, according to data from Artemis cited by Cointelegraph, Tron saw a net increase of $1.6 billion in stablecoin supply in February, ranking first, while Ethereum experienced the largest decrease in stablecoin supply.

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