Stripe: Stablecoins are becoming a core part of the global payment infrastructure
BlockBeats News, February 24th, payment giant Stripe stated that stablecoins are becoming a core part of the global payment infrastructure, no longer tied to cryptocurrency price volatility.
By 2025, even if the price of Bitcoin falls, stablecoin payment transaction volume will double, mainly due to the increasing real-world use in commercial transactions.
However, current blockchain systems may struggle to keep up with this growth, Stripe warned, suggesting that future systems may need to process hundreds of millions to billions of transactions per second amid automated, AI-driven business expansion.
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