Stablecoins are entering the large financial system, and now?
Stablecoins like $USDC and $USDT are increasingly establishing themselves as a bridge between traditional finance and the crypto economy. Especially in countries with unstable currencies, they are already used in up to 90% of digital transactions today – as a stable-value alternative to national fiat currencies.
As the crypto market continues to mature, stablecoins are gaining importance: as trading instruments, as a basis for DeFi protocols, and increasingly also in corporate payment transactions. But with this growing role comes the question: Will trust in stablecoins be strengthened in the long term through adoption – or is much of it just a temporary reaction to market volatility?
I am interested in your perspective:
- Will stablecoins become central infrastructure in digital payments in the coming years?
- Or are there regulatory risks lurking that could hinder their growth?
