This is a continuation of Part I . Table of Contents Part II: Stablecoin Money Supply Stablecoin Money Supply 3.1. Overview 3.2. Monetary Aggregates 3.3. Stablecoin M0 & M1 3.4. Liquidity & Stability 3.5. Stablecoin M2 & M3 3.6. Supply Contraction 3.7. Re-Lending & Recursive Lending 3.8. Meta-Money Supply 3.9. Fiat vs. CDPS vs. RBS 3.10. Money Supply Comparison Conclusion References Stablecoin Money Supply 3.1. Overview In modern banking, both money and loans are created endo

Foreword: Over the past decade, stablecoins have evolved from simple, “vanilla” designs into more complex and composable monetary systems. The current landscape spans a wide range of structures and hybrids, each with different economic behaviors and risk profiles. This rapid innovation has expanded what stablecoins can do, but also made them more difficult to analyze without a coherent classification framework. In this report, we aim to bring structural clarity to different s

Background In May 2025, LitFinancial (" Lit ") engaged Stably  to design and advise on a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin tailored to its mortgage lending model. The initiative needs to align with the newly enacted GENIUS Act  while supporting Lit’s vision for on-chain financial operations. Within two months, Stably developed a comprehensive strategy and execution plan, working alongside issuance partner Brale . By August, Lit successfully launched litUSD  on Ethereum —marking a

The LitFinancial team at its headquarter in Troy, Michigan. This article was originally published by CoinDesk on September 10, 2025. Developed with Brale and Stably, litUSD aims to cut costs, improve treasury management and potentially used for on-chain settlement of mortgage payments. What to know: LitFinancial rolled out its U.S. dollar stablecoin on the Ethereum blockchain to enhance funding and treasury operations. LitUSD is backed 1:1 with cash reserves and aims to revo

Stably introduces stablecoin development and advisory services for institutions and enterprises.

US Senate Passes GENIUS Stablecoin Bill (66 - 32)

In these throwback videos from 2019, Stably's Co-founder & CEO Kory Hoang shared his thoughts on the future of enterprise-branded stablecoins and Stablecoin-as-a-Service. About Stably Stably is a stablecoin technology and advisory firm from Seattle, Washington. The company specializes in infrastructure development and strategic consulting for stablecoin issuers, financial institutions, and DeFi protocols. Stably issued the world’s fifth USD-backed stablecoin in 2018, pioneere

The global stablecoin market is entering a new era of institutional adoption and regulatory clarity. Surpassing $250 billion in market capitalization during the first half of 2025, the sector is now central to global financial infrastructure.

A 4,000-word breakdown by Leviathan News of the GENIUS Act vs STABLE Act, the two key stablecoin bills heading through Congress. Massive implications ahead for crypto, banks, DeFi, and digital dollars.

At a high level, stablecoins fall into three main categories: fiat-backed, crypto-backed, and algorithmic. These designs reflect differing answers to the same challenge—how to maintain a stable value on-chain.

The stablecoin industry has evolved remarkably since Stably first made this video in 2020. Generally speaking, our predictions have turned out to be correct. The stablecoin market is currently undergoing its second generation, while the next generation of "meta-stablecoin" baskets are starting to gain more popularity and adoption in DeFi.

In this video, Graeme Moore from Polymesh discusses institutional adoption of stablecoins and tokenized real-world assets (RWA) with Stably.

In this video, Ryan Cvrkel, CAIA (Securitize Capital) discusses stablecoin use cases and institutional adoption with Stably.