Ethereum leads the average Stablecoin transaction and leads the out-performing L2 Giants in the mantle and SUI

• Ethereum leads the list of Stablecoin transaction sizes, averagering $68,000 per transfer.
• The mantle and sui outweigh the Ethereum L2 network, arbitrum, and optimism in terms of average travel.
• Base is the highest ever hit with a Stablecoin volume of $3.81 trillion in the first quarter of 2025 and over 915,000 active users.

Ethereum (ETH) surpasses all blockchains at an average Stablecoin transaction size of $68,000, as reported by Cryptorank.io.

This major position in Ethereum’s great value stubcoin movement is remarkable as ETH itself sees the strength of the market recently and is influenced by its Pectra upgrades and the broader trends set by Bitcoin. As of press time, ETH is trading at $2,602 with a market capitalization of $3141.7 billion.

Base, Tron follows Ethereum in rankings for Stablecoin transactions

Following Ethereum, Base Network secured its second spot with an average of $20,200, while Tron took third place with an average of $8,900. The mantle and avalanches, further down the list, also rank in the top five, with average Stablecoin transaction sizes of $6,850 and $6,120 respectively.

The report highlighted the boom in Stubcoin activity at the base in the first quarter of 2025. According to recent data, Base reached an all-time high of $3.81 trillion stubcoin volume, attracting over 915,000 active users throughout the quarter.

Meanwhile, other candidates in the top 10 include SUI, Optimism, Ton, arbitrum, and Polygon. SUI secured sixth place on the list for $5,750, while optimism registered $2,720. Ton continued for $2,510 and Arbitrum continued for $2,100, while Polygon held the group’s final spot at $1,660.

The mantle and SUI are better than the major Ethereum Layer 2 networks

A notable aspect of Cryptorank.io’s findings are mantle and SUI performance. These emerging chains outperformed two of the most established Ethereum Layer 2 networks in terms of average transfers per Stablecoin transaction. This outperformance shows the increased trust and trust of users in these chains. These are often promoted to be highly scalable and efficient.

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The trend of users moving in large numbers per transaction reflects the preferences of networks that often offer low prices and high throughput. This is the reason for the increase in average transaction size seen in the mantle and SUI.