Data: Number of Stablecoin Holders Surpasses SOL
According to ChainCatcher, Decrypt reports that the latest survey by Reown shows the number of stablecoin holders has surpassed that of SOL holders, accounting for 38% and 37% respectively, indicating that cryptocurrency is shifting from speculation to practical applications. Bitcoin and Ethereum remain dominant, each representing 48% of users.
The survey reveals that while trading is still the most popular on-chain activity (36%), payments have risen to second place (10%), and 14% of users say this is the application they most look forward to in the future.
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