Visa's cryptocurrency chief, Cuy Sheffield, has highlighted the potential of the stablecoin market, which is projected to reach $2 trillion within the next three years. Sheffield emphasized that stablecoins could significantly expand Visa's addressable market by integrating new forms of value exchange into its global payment network. Currently, the stablecoin market stands at $269 billion and is growing at a rate of 62%. Treasury Secretary Bessent noted that most stablecoins will be issued on the Ethereum network, favored by Wall Street for its reliability and uptime. Visa envisions a future where traditional and crypto payments coexist, leveraging the expanding stablecoin ecosystem to enhance its payment solutions.
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"According to Treasury Secretary Bessent, the stablecoin market could reach $2 trillion within the next three years. Most of these stablecoins will be issued on Ethereum, because Wall Street has already chosen ETH — a network that, unlike many others, never goes down. Coinbase, https://t.co/JjwofrmPaQ