US companies warm up in stable coins at a pace that we have never seen before. This year, interest rose from 8% in 2024 to 29% of 100 managers at Fortune 500 companies. This is more than three times as high as a year ago.
And little ones are not far back. A new look at the numbers shows that stable coins change from the Fringe -Tech discussion in meeting room discussions.
Increasing interest in large companies
According to the report published on Tuesday, your company plans to work with stable coins, or is curious about you.
Last year, only 8% felt the same way. However, only 7% of these companies have actually started to use or hold stable coins. It is clear that many managers are still in a test phase. Slow bank transfers and steep fees for regular payments have made them look for alternatives.
Source: Coinbase State of Crypto Report.
Small companies join the trend
Based on reports from the same study, 251 financial decision -makers in small and medium -sized companies took part in the survey. Now 81% indicate that they are interested in stablecoins, compared to 61% a year ago.
Almost half – 46% – in contradiction to the use of crypto in the next three years. And more than 82% believe that crypto can tackle at least a real cost or a cash flow problem for your business. Regardless of whether it is the payment fees or accelerating cross -border transmissions, smaller outfits are firm reasons for experimenting.
Source: Coinbase State of Crypto Report.
Transactions met new heights
Cryptosteums are huge. Bio -Stablecoin transfers reached 719 billion US dollars in December 2024 and 717 billion US dollars in April 2025 -the two highest months so far.
Overall, the total volume of StableCoin reached over 27 trillion dollars in 2024 and exceeded the combined volumes of Visa and MasterCard by almost 8%. The counts in the owner rose over 160 million in May.
Early moving companies and experiments
Even big names make notes. At a Bloomberg Tech summit on June 5, Ubers CEO from Uber, Dara Khosrowshahi, said that the passenger was in a study phase for StableCoin payments.
The goal is simple: lower costs when moving money around the globe. And on May 14, Fireblocks reported that 90% of the institutional actors they surveyed examined StableCoin in part of their operations. This could mean everything, from immediate transfers to more efficient salary statements in countries where banks are slow or expensive.
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