Once regarded as a 'toy of the crypto circle,' stablecoins are swiftly moving from the fringes of the financial world to center stage. A report from Citibank has unveiled the beginning of this comeback: by 2030, the supply of stablecoins could reach 3.7 trillion US dollars.

At three in the morning, Ahmed in Turkey smiled at his phone screen — he had just completed a cross-border trade settlement with USDT, and the payment of $100,000 arrived in 3 minutes, with fees less than 1/5 of traditional banks. This scene is playing out in countless corners of the globe: Argentine housewives pay school fees for their children with stablecoins, Nigerian merchants use stablecoins to avoid the plunge of their local currency, and Mexican immigrants send living expenses to their hometown relatives through stablecoins...

Once regarded as the 'toys of the crypto circle,' stablecoins are rapidly moving from the edge of the financial world to the center stage. A report from Citibank has unveiled the prelude to this comeback: by 2030, the supply of stablecoins could reach $3.7 trillion — this is not a cold number, but a force capable of reshaping the global financial landscape.