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Payment cards are becoming the most practical application scenario for stablecoins.
Recently, I came across some interesting data—the transaction volume of on-chain payment cards is growing rapidly. From $100 million per month to over $1.5 billion now, and how long has that been? The annualized scale has reached $18 billion, roughly equivalent to the entire stablecoin P2P transfer volume.
Even more interesting is the market concentration. Visa holds over 90% market share in the on-chain card product sector, almost a monopoly level. What does this indicate? It shows that traditional payment giants have deeply penetrated the crypto ecosystem, and users are starting to use stablecoins for everyday spending and payments.
From the data, payment cards are no longer just a gimmick but one of the most vibrant applications in the stablecoin ecosystem.