2025-12-29 14:20:48

Will stablecoins really reach 3 trillion USD by 2030? At first glance, this target may seem a bit aggressive, but as more and more real economic activities begin to revolve around stablecoins, this number actually becomes more and more plausible.

It's not hard to understand why the use of stablecoins is accelerating: merchants can save billions of dollars in transaction fees, companies are achieving true real-time settlements, cash flow management is becoming more transparent, and users around the world finally have a truly stable means of valuation. This is not just hype, but real economic benefits.

The key is that as global users incorporate stablecoins into their daily routines, the actual volume of economic activity continues to grow — this is the true engine driving the total market cap of stablecoins. Demand exists, use cases are in place, and value naturally follows.

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OnChainDetective

· 4h ago

Wait, 3 trillion? I checked the on-chain data, and now the activity frequency of large wallets holding USDT, USDC, and other major tokens is strangely steady, feeling a bit like the market is being suppressed...

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RumbleValidator

· 17h ago

30 trillion? What about data support? How is this growth curve verified?

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ETHmaxi_NoFilter

· 17h ago

30 trillion? Come on, this number was probably hyped up by some big V again. But speaking of which, saving on transaction fees is really attractive. I'm used to transferring with stablecoins myself. Wait, how will the central bank see this? Anyway, I'm all in on stablecoins, betting on this wave of traffic. This time it's not a bubble; it really feels a bit different.

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liquiditea_sipper

· 17h ago

30 trillion? That number sounds intimidating, but upon closer inspection, the transaction fees alone can indeed save an astronomical amount of money. --- That's right, practical application is the real key; hype is already outdated. --- The main thing still depends on whether there is genuine demand; otherwise, no matter how big the number is, it's useless. --- I'm convinced about real-time settlement; traditional finance really lags in efficiency. --- Wait, are these 30 trillion actually going to be realized, or is it just another "change the world in 5 years" gimmick? --- Cutting transaction fees directly saves billions, and the returns are truly hard to resist, no wonder users are flocking in. --- The increase in cash flow transparency has been underestimated; this is indeed attractive for B2B use. --- Daily use is the key; once it becomes a daily necessity, the numbers will naturally rise. --- But honestly, the regulatory path isn't fully paved yet; this hurdle must be cleared before reaching 30 trillion. --- Demand-driven growth is a solid logic; it's much more reliable than pure hype.

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SocialFiQueen

· 17h ago

3 trillion sounds huge, but when spread across the global payment system, it's not as exaggerated as you might think.

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