A joint report by Visa and Dune indicates a growing trend in the use of non-USD stablecoins as a form of money, moving "beyond dollarization." Data from February reveals that the supply of non-USD stablecoins reached $1.1 billion. Furthermore, the aggregated transfer volume for these stablecoins experienced a significant surge, increasing over 1,600%. This development suggests an expanding role for stablecoins in global financial transactions and highlights their increasing adoption.

A joint report by Visa and Dune indicates a growing trend in the use of non-USD stablecoins as a form of money, moving "beyond dollarization." Data from February reveals that the supply of non-USD stablecoins reached $1.1 billion. Furthermore, the aggregated transfer volume for these stablecoins experienced a significant surge, increasing over 1,600%. This development suggests an expanding role for stablecoins in global financial transactions and highlights their increasing adoption.