Stablecoins settled more value than Visa last year. Most people still think they're "just for trading." What did they get wrong?
The narrative most people have: stablecoins are a place to park money between trades. A pit stop.
The reality that's forming: they're becoming the actual rails money moves on — payroll, remittances, B2B settlement, savings in countries where the local currency is on fire.
Curious where this room lands. Is "stablecoins are just for traders" already outdated, or is the real-world usage still mostly hype? What are you actually seeing?
Posted Jul 8, 2026, 12:01 PM UTC
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