【Crypto World】Since mid-last year, the RWA ecosystem of a certain high-performance public chain has been nonstop. Locked assets have already surged to the billion-dollar level, with institutional capital pouring in and fueling the growth. Simply put, what people are interested in are several key metrics of this chain: an astonishing transaction throughput, single transaction fees of less than $0.001, and extremely fast block confirmation speeds. These advantages are especially attractive for tokenized assets like US Treasuries, which require low-cost, efficient settlement infrastructure.
Interestingly, stablecoin payments have recently gained popularity. As on-chain clearing and settlement experiences become smoother, credit card scenarios are gradually shifting towards digital payments. Industry predictions suggest that by the end of 2025, the annual transaction volume completed with stablecoins could approach $18 billion. This not only reflects technological progress but also indicates that the integration of traditional finance and Web3 is accelerating.
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0xLuckbox
· 01-16 17:48
Stablecoin payments have indeed gained traction, but the figure of 18 billion seems a bit optimistic... Will institutions really adopt so quickly?
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memecoin_therapy
· 01-16 17:45
The stablecoin scene is really taking off. Institutional involvement makes a big difference, but will this 18 billion just be another pie-in-the-sky...
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GasFeeNightmare
· 01-16 17:38
18 billion? That number sounds pretty impressive, but I'm worried it might just be another PPT wealth creation. Can the transaction fees really be lowered enough to attract institutional interest?
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BearMarketSurvivor
· 01-16 17:36
10 billion dollars is just the beginning. If this data is true, traditional finance should have been panicking long ago.
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MysteryBoxAddict
· 01-16 17:22
180 billion in transaction volume sounds unbelievable, but stablecoin payments do have potential.
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DustCollector
· 01-16 17:22
$18 billion, huh? Sounds impressive, but RWA still depends on implementation. It's not just about the impressive numbers.
From RWA surpassing 1 billion to annual payments of 18 billion, what makes this public chain a new settlement choice?
【Crypto World】Since mid-last year, the RWA ecosystem of a certain high-performance public chain has been nonstop. Locked assets have already surged to the billion-dollar level, with institutional capital pouring in and fueling the growth. Simply put, what people are interested in are several key metrics of this chain: an astonishing transaction throughput, single transaction fees of less than $0.001, and extremely fast block confirmation speeds. These advantages are especially attractive for tokenized assets like US Treasuries, which require low-cost, efficient settlement infrastructure.
Interestingly, stablecoin payments have recently gained popularity. As on-chain clearing and settlement experiences become smoother, credit card scenarios are gradually shifting towards digital payments. Industry predictions suggest that by the end of 2025, the annual transaction volume completed with stablecoins could approach $18 billion. This not only reflects technological progress but also indicates that the integration of traditional finance and Web3 is accelerating.