In 2025, startups in the stablecoin sector attracted a record $621.81 million, which is seven times the figure for 2024 ($84 million), according to analysts. This jump indicates a growing interest from investors in stable digital assets. One of the largest deals was the funding of Hong Kong's OSL Group for $300 million for global expansion. The success is linked to regulatory shifts, particularly the signing of the GENIUS Act in the USA, which legalized the industry.

The market capitalization of stablecoins has already exceeded $297 billion, and analysts predict growth to $1 trillion by 2028. Circle, a leading player, conducted an IPO at $1 billion, and its shares are trading at $144. At the same time, competition is intensifying: Stripe, JPMorgan, and Societe Generale have announced their own stablecoins, such as JPMD and USDCV. However, banks are concerned about the potential outflow of deposits due to interest payments to stablecoin holders.

Experts believe that stablecoins are becoming the foundation of digital finance, although some skeptics question the organic nature of this growth. Investors are seeking new opportunities, and stablecoins may be the key to stability in the crypto market. Keep an eye on the trends!

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