When prices collapse, political pressure intensifies, and markets shake, trading volume drops. Yet, the combined number of $USDT and $USDC holders recently grew to over 240 million.
That disconnect reveals a clear truth: crypto is outgrowing its trading-first era.
Measuring adoption through market cap, token prices, or high-frequency trading bots misses the point. Real adoption isn't about chasing the next rally.
→ It's about utility that persists through every market cycle.
In a recent interview for Securities.io, Group CEO and WeFi Co-Founder, Maksym Sakharov talks on why everyday payments and cross-border settlement are driving this shift:
A falling market may reduce the appetite to trade, but it does not reduce the need to move money. Companies still have obligations, people still need to get paid, and cross-border transfers still have to arrive.
Stablecoins will become a widely used payment option once those extra steps disappear into the background and the experience starts to resemble that of the financial products people already know.
From cross-border remittances where traditional fees average 6.36%, to remote payroll and supplier invoices, stablecoins are solving real-world friction.
Adoption will happen when the infrastructure works quietly behind the scenes, and the payment simply works. 💳⚡
Read the full article: ➡️ https://www.securities.io/measuring-crypto-adoption-stablecoins-tradfi/
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