Ethereum (ETH) Now Tops All Blockchains With an Average Stablecoin Transaction Size of $68,000

This leading position in large-value stablecoin movements for Ethereum is notable as ETH itself has seen recent market strength

Ethereum (ETH) now tops all blockchains with an average stablecoin transaction size of $68,000, according to data from CryptoRank.io.

This leading position in large-value stablecoin movements is notable for ETH, which has seen strength in recent market trends, influenced by its Pectra upgrade and broader trends set by Bitcoin. As of press time, ETH is trading at $2,602 with a market cap of $314.17 billion.

Mantle and Sui lead in stablecoins transaction size

Ethereum (ETH) is leading the way with an average stablecoin transaction size of $68K.

Other chains that made the list include Base ($20K) and Tron ($8.9K).

Interestingly, Mantle ($6.8K) and Sui ($5.8K) outperformed major Ethereum Layer 2 networks Arbitrum and Optimism in this ranking.

suggest that these chains are gaining user trust and confidence with each passing day.

The report highlighted that stablecoin activity on Base boomed in Q1 2025.

According to recent data, Base reached an all-time high of $3.81 trillion in stablecoin volume and attracted over 915,000 active users across the quarter.

Meanwhile, the other contenders in the top 10 include Sui, Optimism, TON, Arbitrum, and Polygon. Sui secured the sixth place in the list with $5,750 while Optimism registered $2,720.

TON followed with $2,510, Arbitrum with $2,100, and Polygon held the last spot in this group with $1,660.

Manta and Sui Outperform Major Ethereum Layer 2 Networks

A notable aspect of the CryptoRank.io findings is the performance of Mantle and Sui. These emerging chains surpassed two of the most established Ethereum Layer 2 networks, Arbitrum and Optimism, in terms of average transfer volume per stablecoin transaction.

This outperformance indicates growing user trust and confidence in these chains, which are often promoted as being highly scalable and efficient.

The tendency for users to move large amounts per transaction often reflects a preference for networks offering low fees and high throughput, which could be the reason for increased average transaction sizes seen on Mantle and Sui.