Stablecoin Market Cap Could Surge to Range of $3-5 Trillion

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08/11



Bitwise Chief Research Officer Ryan Rasmussen has made a bold prediction, suggesting the stablecoin market could expand from its current size of approximately $300 billion to a range of $3 trillion to $5 trillion.

In a recent interview with CoinDesk, Rasmussen pointed out that the market may be underestimating the growth potential of USD Coin issuer Circle Internet Corp. (CRCL.US). Leveraging its significant market share advantage and the increasing clarity of U.S. stablecoin regulations, Circle Internet Corp. (CRCL.US) is accelerating its expansion into payment solutions, positioning this as its second major business pillar.

Data compiled by industry sources indicates that, supported by its existing infrastructure and brand influence, Circle Internet Corp. (CRCL.US) is expected to become a key player in the payments industry within five years.

Regarding the OpenUSD project, initiated by OpenStandard and involving over 140 companies, including Visa (V.US) and BlackRock (BLK.US), Rasmussen argued that it does not pose a significant threat to Circle Internet Corp. (CRCL.US). Instead, the participation of these prominent financial institutions underscores the innovation and appeal of the regulated stablecoin market, and Circle Internet Corp. (CRCL.US) is expected to maintain its leading position through its adaptability.

As a critical bridge connecting traditional finance with digital assets, the expansion of the stablecoin market will profoundly reshape global payments, cross-border transactions, and the application of blockchain technology. With clearer regulatory trends and rising institutional investor interest, the competitive landscape and payment infrastructure development in this sector remain promising.

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