A recent study by Electric Capital highlights a geographic divide in stablecoin usage, with the Americas leading in activity despite a smaller population. The study found that large wallets, holding $100,000 or more, are active during business hours in Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and the U.S. East Coast, indicating institutional involvement. In contrast, small wallets, with $100 or less, show more global activity. The report also reveals that Ethereum and Solana have balanced global usage, while Tron and BSC are concentrated in Asia, the Middle East, and Africa. Base demonstrates broader geographic diversity. Notably, large wallets on Tron and BSC are heavily clustered in the East, whereas Base and Solana exhibit a mix of regional and global activity.