Stablecoin market capitalization grew by $715.8 million in the week of Sept. 28–Oct. 4, 2026, while public companies added 3,342 BTC, valued at $286.31 million. Strategy bought 334 BTC, and Bitmine added 15,112 ETH, valued at $40.86 million.
Why it matters
The week paired higher stablecoin supply and corporate crypto accumulation with softer activity across decentralized exchanges. The figures point to continued buying even as trading and protocol revenue weakened.
Market impact
DEX spot volume fell 3.92% week over week, and perpetuals volume declined 9.85%. Protocol revenue slipped 2.57%, while SundaeSwap recorded a 11,613% increase in weekly revenue.
Frequently asked questions
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How much BTC did public companies add during the week?
Four companies increased their BTC holdings by a combined 3,342 BTC, valued at $286.31 million.
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What did Strategy and Bitmine buy?
Strategy bought 334 BTC. Bitmine bought 15,112 ETH, valued at $40.86 million.
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How did stablecoin supply change?
The total stablecoin market capitalization increased by $715.8 million during the week.
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What happened to DEX trading volumes?
DEX spot volume declined 3.92% week over week, while perpetuals volume fell 9.85%.
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Which protocol recorded the largest reported revenue growth?
SundaeSwap led weekly revenue growth with an increase of 11,613%, while overall protocol revenue slipped 2.57%.
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