In Abu Dhabi, the stablecoin is positioned as the core infrastructure of the digital economy through policy support, sovereign fund cooperation, and international projects. Its goal is not only to enhance financial inclusion but also to compete for discourse power in the global cryptocurrency realm. However, market concentration risk and global regulatory coordination remain long-term challenges. If successful, the UAE could become the 'Crypto Switzerland' that connects traditional finance with the Web3 ecosystem. The development of the Abu Dhabi stablecoin may drive the following trends:

Regional financial integration: The Dirham stablecoin could become the preferred choice for cross-border payments in the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia, reducing reliance on the SWIFT system.

Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) collaboration: The UAE Central Bank has in principle approved the Dirham stablecoin, which may complement the CBDC in the future, strengthening the digital financial infrastructure.

Intensified global competition: Countries like Russia and Singapore are also exploring their own stablecoins, and the UAE's first-mover advantage may lead a new wave of 'de-dollarization'.