XRP Ledger stablecoin capitalization saw a weekly increase of $58.3 million, ranking third, while Arc topped the list with a growth of $252.2 million.
XRP Ledger ranked third in weekly stablecoin capitalization growth, with a $58.3 million increase, while Arc topped the list with a $252.2 million increase. According to the weekly report from the RWA Foundation and Token Terminal, Arc, a blockchain network focused on automated settlement for AI agents, led global stablecoin capitalization growth for the week. Tempo ranked second with a $98.2 million increase. XRP Ledger's growth surpassed TON and Polygon, after its stablecoin market cap had previously fallen by 13.19% to approximately $999.9 million the week before due to Ripple transferring a portion of its RLUSD supply to Ethereum. Additionally, the XRPL ecosystem is testing the SponsoredAccountCreate amendment, aimed at reducing enterprise costs through fee subsidies, but the validator vote for the related amendment has not yet reached the required majority.
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