10,000 Users and Counting: The Stablecoin Regulation Tracker Milestone

When we built the Stablecoin Regulation Tracker, we had a simple goal: make it easy to find out what the rules actually are.

This week, the Tracker passed 10,000 visitors.

They came from across the globe. From the USA to the UAE. From Switzerland to Singapore. From Argentina to Australia. And from Ghana to Indonesia. Compliance teams, founders, policy minds, and builders, all looking for the same thing: clarity on stablecoin regulation, without the guesswork.

Why we built it

Stablecoin regulation is moving fast, and it is moving differently in every jurisdiction. Keeping track of it usually means stitching together law firm memos, regulator announcements, and half-current summaries scattered across the internet. That is slow, and it is easy to get wrong.

The Tracker brings it into one place: stablecoin regulation across 200+ jurisdictions, kept current as the rules change. Free, with no signup.

Thank you

A milestone like this is really a reflection of the people who use the Tracker and tell us when something needs sharpening. Every correction, question, and bit of feedback has made it better. To everyone who has made the Tracker part of how they work: thank you.

We are also grateful to the issuers, institutions, and ratings partners working toward the same goal of a clearer, more navigable stablecoin landscape.

What's next

10,000 is an early number, and that is the point. The space is growing, the rules keep shifting, and the need for a reliable map only gets bigger. We are just getting started.

If you have not explored it yet, the Tracker is open to everyone at tracker.stride.sc.

STRIDE is building the infrastructure that makes stablecoins bankable. The Stablecoin Regulation Tracker is our free public resource covering stablecoin regulation across 200+ jurisdictions.