Stablecoin Trading Structure Exposure: 58% Comes from B2B, The Main Battlefield for Funds Has Changed


Latest market data shows that the annualized trading volume of stablecoins is about $390 billion, including:
B2B transactions reach $226 billion (accounting for 58%)
C2C transactions approximately $77 billion
C2B transactions approximately $76 billion
B2C transactions approximately $11 billion
From the structure, B2B (institution-to-institution) transactions have taken an absolute dominant position, far surpassing other types. This pattern is highly similar to the "wholesale capital flow" model in traditional finance, indicating that stablecoins are gradually taking on a role similar to "financial infrastructure."
At the same time, an overlooked signal is:
C2C and C2B scales are roughly equal, meaning retail demand is steadily growing, but has not yet fully exploded.
This also reveals the true state of the current market:
Institutions are leading the capital flow, retail investors are gradually catching up, and the structure is shifting from "speculation-driven" to "usage-driven."
In the crypto world, what truly matters is not short-term hype, but changes in the capital structure.
When the underlying logic begins to align with mature finance, it indicates that this industry is moving toward a deeper stage of development. #WCTC交易王PK #美联储利率不变但内部分歧加剧 #Polymarket每日热点 $BSB $SKYAI $TAG
BSB-35.94%
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