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Best Partially Algorithmic Stablecoins in 2026
4 Partially Algorithmic Stablecoins ranked by DappsAtlas score and total value locked. Open any row for the full review.
- Listed
- 4
- Reviewed
- 4
- Page
- 1/1
Partially algorithmic stablecoins are tokens that aim to track a price target, usually one US dollar, using a combination of collateral and rules-based mechanisms. Unlike fiat-backed coins held by a company, or fully algorithmic coins that rely almost entirely on code and market incentives, these designs keep some reserves behind the token and use algorithms to manage supply, rates or incentives.
In practice, a protocol takes in assets, issues a stablecoin against them and uses smart contracts to adjust how it is minted, redeemed or lent. Revenue typically comes from yield on the reserves, borrowing interest or fees. dTRINITY dUSD, the one dApp we list in this category, is backed by yield-bearing reserves and rebates interest to borrowers, which suits DeFi users running lending and looping strategies. It is available on Sonic, Katana, Fraxtal and Ethereum.
When comparing options, look at what backs the stablecoin and how transparent the reserves are, how the peg is defended during stress, and how deep the liquidity is. Check TVL, supported chains, audits and who controls governance. Since only dTRINITY dUSD is listed here, with a TVL of about $489,000 at the time of writing, treat it as an early-stage, higher-risk product and compare it with other stablecoin categories before committing funds.
Partially Algorithmic Stablecoins at a glance
- Tracked
- 4
- Reviewed
- 4
- Total TVL
- $1.10M
- Avg. score
- 5.5/10
Largest by TVL
- 1
dTRINITY dUSD$483K
- 2
Iron Finance$316K
- 3
UXD$297K
Highest rated
- 1
Reflexer Labs5.8
- 2
| Chains | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Reflexer LabsReviewed | Ethereum | — | — | 5.8 |
| 2 | dTRINITY dUSDReviewed | Sonic, Katana +2 | $483K | −46.6% | 5.2 |
| 3 | Iron FinanceReviewed | Polygon, Avalanche +1 | $316K | +0.0% | — |
| 4 | UXDReviewed | Solana | $297K | −0.0% | — |
Ranked by DappsAtlas score, then total value locked. Click a column to re-sort this page. TVL data via DefiLlama.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a partially algorithmic stablecoin?
It is a stablecoin that keeps its peg through a mix of collateral and rules-based mechanisms rather than relying on only one of them. Reserves back part of the value, and code adjusts incentives, supply or interest rates to help hold the price near $1. The exact split differs by project.
How is it different from a fully algorithmic stablecoin?
A fully algorithmic stablecoin tries to hold its peg with little or no collateral, which has produced some well-known collapses. A partially algorithmic design keeps real reserves behind the token and uses algorithms as a supplement. This lowers some risks but does not remove them.
Which partially algorithmic stablecoins are listed here?
dTRINITY dUSD is the only one listed on our site at the moment. It is backed by yield-bearing reserves and rebates interest to borrowers. It runs on Sonic, Katana, Fraxtal and Ethereum, and its TVL was about $489,000 at the time of writing.
Are these stablecoins safe?
Not necessarily. The risks include smart contract bugs, depeg events, weak liquidity, reliance on the underlying reserve assets and governance changes. A small TVL, like dUSD's, can also mean thinner liquidity. Read the documentation and audits, and only use money you can afford to lose.
How do these protocols make money?
Protocols generally earn from interest paid by borrowers, yield on reserve assets, or fees on minting and redemption. In dTRINITY's case, interest is rebated to borrowers, which changes how the cost of borrowing works. Revenue models vary, so check how each project describes its own.
Can I use a stablecoin like this for gambling?
Stablecoins are not gambling products, but they are often used alongside crypto casinos and other apps. If you use them for any gambling, you must be 18 or older (21 or older in some places) and should check that online gambling is legal where you live. Do not try to get around age checks, KYC or location rules.
What is the largest partially algorithmic stablecoin by TVL?
dTRINITY dUSD is the largest partially algorithmic stablecoin by total value locked, with $483K. It is followed by Iron Finance ($316K) and UXD ($297K). TVL figures come from DefiLlama and change daily.
Which partially algorithmic stablecoin has the highest DappsAtlas score?
Reflexer Labs has the highest score at 5.8/10, ahead of dTRINITY dUSD (5.2). Scores weigh security, ease of use, fees and features, and are based only on facts we could verify.
How many partially algorithmic stablecoins does DappsAtlas track?
DappsAtlas tracks 4 partially algorithmic stablecoins. Of these, 4 have a full review and 3 report value locked, $1.10M in total.