JPMorgan sees stablecoin growth slowing, targets $500 bln by 2028
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Why JPMorgan Thinks Stablecoins Won’t Hit $1 Trillion Anytime Soon
According to the bank, stablecoins remain deeply rooted in crypto-specific uses like trading and DeFi, with only a sliver — roughly 6% — tied to real-world payments. That disconnect, the bank argues, exposes the gap between hype and actual adoption. Lower yields, costly conversions to fiat, and minimal utility in day-to-day transactions have prevented stablecoins from becoming a viable alternative to traditional money. Still, regulatory momentum…
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JPMorgan predicts that the stablecoin market will reach $500 billion in value by 2028. Many say that this limited growth is due to demand still being focused on cryptocurrency transactions. Read More:$500 Billion May Be Ceiling: JPMorgan’s Reverse Plan for US-Backed Altcoin...
Stablecoin market cap unlikely to hit $2 trillion by 2028: JPMorgan
In a note to investors on Thursday, JPMorgan Chase estimated that the stablecoin market could reach $500 billion by 2028, a modest prediction compared to popular forecasts of a $1-$2 trillion market capitalization increase over the same period.
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