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Ethereum has become the global dollar settlement layer: Daily average of 90 billion to 10 billion stablecoin flow reveals real market demand.
There is an interesting observation worth sharing in the crypto world. Ethereum is no longer just a smart contracts platform; in simple terms, it has evolved into a global settlement hub for the liquidity of US dollars.
The data speaks for itself. The Ethereum mainnet processes stablecoin transfers ranging from 90 billion to 10 billion USD daily, which is no small amount. More importantly, the main components of this liquidity—USDT and USDC—are intended for real payments, financial management, and settlement needs, not for the circular arbitrage or incentive mining found in DeFi.
In other words, this is a real flow of value. What are users willing to pay transaction fees for? The certainty and credibility of settlement. Although other public chains are growing, large amounts of funds ultimately choose to land on the Ethereum mainnet. There is a reason for this.
Stablecoins have made blockchain useful, but conversely, Ethereum has made stablecoins reliable. This mutually reinforcing relationship is the fundamental reason why Ethereum maintains its market dominance.