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stablecoins.core.transfers contains raw, unfiltered stablecoin transfers across all supported chains, joined to registry metadata (product_id, is_native, stablecoin_type) so you don’t need a separate join to stablecoins.registry.deployments for basic product identification. A short primer on Allium’s transfer schema and how it maps to the on-chain data can be found here:

Token Transfers

Sample Query

Get the weekly unique addresses of USD stablecoins, showing the distribution of transfer activity across different stablecoins in the last 6 months

Table Columns

For non-EVM compatible chains such as Solana, the underlying columns mapping for certain columns are annotated accordingly.
crosschain.stablecoin.transfers is deprecated in favor of stablecoins.core.transfers above. It remains queryable, but new work should use the current schema.The legacy transfers table contains all on-chain transfers of stablecoins found in the (also-deprecated) crosschain.stablecoin.list. This table allows users to aggregate stablecoin activity across multiple chains while also fetching granular transfer details.For single-chain workloads, use <chain>.stablecoins.transfers instead — identical schema without the chain column.For background on how Allium maps on-chain events to the transfer schema:

Table Columns

Blockchains Supported: ethereum, bsc, optimism, polygon, base, avalanche, solana, arbitrum, scroll, celo, blast, tron, ton^, polygon_zkevm^ ton transfers are currently in beta.For non-EVM compatible chains such as Solana, the underlying columns mapping for certain columns are annotated accordingly.