OKX's Ethereum ZK rollup built on Polygon CDK. Large USDT supply from OKX exchange user base; significant stablecoin corridor for OKX customers.
Stablecoin supply
$1.6B 0.51% of networks covered
Rank by supply
10 of 30 covered
Coins on this chain
8 5 above $1M
Largest coin's share
91.4% USDG
Concentration (HHI)
8,400 of 10,000
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The mix
8 coins · HHI 8,400
Top coin — the largest coin's share of this chain's stablecoin supply.
HHI — Herfindahl-Hirschman Index, the sum of squared percentage shares
on a 0–10,000 scale, the same definition published for the market-wide
concentration series. Both are computed over every coin with supply on the chain,
not only those listed below.
A chain's concentration measure describes only its stablecoin mix. It does not
indicate the security of the chain or the soundness of the issuers represented on it.
#
Stablecoin
Type
Supply on X Layer
1
USDGGlobal Dollar
Fiat
$1.4B
2
USDTTether
Fiat
$113M
3
USDCUSD Coin
Fiat
$17M
4
rwaUSDiMultipli rwaUSDi
Crypto
$4M
5
rwaUSDMultipli rwaUSD
Crypto
$1M
Coins with at least $1M of supply on this chain, ranked by that supply.
3 further
coins hold smaller balances
here and are counted in the
concentration figures above but not listed.
Yes, X Layer is EVM-compatible, meaning Ethereum tools and wallets work natively.
What is X Layer built on?
X Layer is a Layer 2 built on Ethereum. It posts its data to Ethereum and inherits Ethereum’s settlement security, while offering lower fees and faster transactions.