Grayscale: By 2025, the stablecoin supply will reach $300 billion, with an average monthly trading volume of $1.1 trillion, benefiting multiple token assets
BlockBeats News, December 19th, Grayscale posted on X platform, stating that stablecoins will experience explosive growth by 2025, with a total supply reaching $300 billion and average monthly transaction volume reaching $1.1 trillion. With the passage of the GENIUS Act (Stablecoin Genius Act), the increasing adoption of stablecoins, blockchain projects such as ETH, TRX, BNB, and SOL will benefit from the growing transaction flow, and infrastructure projects like Chainlink (LINK) and emerging networks like XPL will also benefit.
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