#稳定币市场与基础设施 The stablecoin market cap has surpassed 310 billion, a 70% increase this year — this data is worth pondering. On the surface, it looks like capital inflows, but the underlying logic is that payment applications and institutional demand are truly picking up, no longer just hype around pure trading tools.

The most heartbreaking part is the prediction of 20 trillion by 2028, based on the evolution of stablecoins into a universal digital cash layer. If this trend materializes, the current entry points and strategic adjustment windows are actually at critical junctures.

In my practical experience with copy trading, I’ve noticed that the profit models of traders involved in the stablecoin ecosystem are diverging — some are still doing trading pair arbitrage, while others have already laid out plans for payments and DeFi infrastructure. Those with higher risk appetite can follow some aggressive traders to bet on new opportunities, but a safer approach is to split positions: allocate core funds to seasoned traders focused on stablecoin liquidity and risk management, and only then follow more forward-looking but volatile traders.

From a stop-loss perspective, if the infrastructure story of the stablecoin ecosystem doesn’t pan out, the current enthusiasm for buying will eventually fade. Therefore, a trader’s style is more important than the chosen track — pick someone who can survive even if the direction is wrong through proper position management, rather than blindly chasing high returns, which is much safer.