MetaMask’s New Stablecoin mUSD Reaches $65 Million in Circulation. Most Tokens Deployed on Linea, Rest on Ethereum.
MetaMask mUSD Reaches $65 Million in Circulation in First Week
MetaMask announced that its new stablecoin mUSD, which launched last Monday, has already reached $65 million in circulation. A week ago, this figure was $15 million, according to official data.
Seoul Data Labs’ Dune Analytics shows that the majority of tokens (88.2%) are deployed on the Linea network, with another 11.8% deployed on Ethereum.
How mUSD Works
The stablecoin is issued via the Stripe Bridge platform and the M0 decentralized infrastructure framework. MetaMask emphasizes that mUSD is backed 1:1 by highly liquid assets equivalent to the US dollar.
Stablecoins in the spotlight
The total volume of dollar-pegged stablecoins has reached $279.8 billion, with Tether (USDT) accounting for $172.3 billion, according to The Block.
Companies are moving more actively towards stablecoins following the passage of the GENIUS Act in the US. Last week, the US Treasury Department opened a public consultation on its implementation, and blockchain Kaia and LINE NEXT announced plans to launch a “stablecoin super app” this year.