2026-01-01 22:26:09

With 8 billion+ people on the globe, projections suggest 560M to 850M will be directly or indirectly engaged with digital currencies—roughly 10% of humanity. Yet the industry keeps pushing for wider adoption, as if we haven't crossed a critical threshold. Interesting paradox, right? Moving toward 2026, the narrative seems to be shifting. Real-world assets and stablecoins are positioning themselves as the next frontier. Whether that's where the real momentum builds is the question worth watching.

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NotSatoshi

· 9h ago

10% is almost in hand and still shouting about breaking the circle? Truly greedy and insatiable like a snake swallowing an elephant --- Can stablecoins and RWA really drive a wave? I think it's mostly hype --- That's right, with 1 billion people already, promoting adoption rate is a bit illogical --- By 2026, we need to see if RWA can truly be implemented; right now, it's all talk --- Once surpassing 10%, you should be content; don't always think you can eat everything in one bite

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NFTHoarder

· 9h ago

Even with 10% reached, still shouting about adoption, truly incredible.

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ConsensusBot

· 9h ago

10% is already crazy enough, but you insist on reaching 20%? Greedy.

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