A leading broker recently made a new move—launching an all-weather account deposit scheme based on USDC. Users can now directly transfer and top up through mainstream public chains like Ethereum, Solana, or Base, simplifying the traditional fiat on/off-ramp process. The only cost is a 0.30% conversion fee per deposit (minimum $1), which is quite moderate.

What's more interesting is their expansion plan. According to the schedule, more stable coin options will be added around next week. Ripple's RLUSD and PayPal's PYUSD are on the list. You see, this reflects a phenomenon—stablecoins are gradually becoming the infrastructure of on-chain finance. From a single USDC to a diversified stablecoin ecosystem, exchanges and brokers are competing to capture this market.

The logic behind this is clear: users need convenience, platforms need liquidity. When the deposit experience is smooth enough, trading stickiness naturally increases. 24-hour on-chain financing breaks the traditional financial time barriers, allowing users worldwide to participate anytime, anywhere. For the stablecoin ecosystem, this is another strong signal—it’s no longer just trading pairs, but real payment tools.