Morph releases stablecoin report: expected to account for 10% of global cross-border payments by 2030

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ME News Update, on April 8 (UTC+8), Morph released its “State of Stablecoins” report, predicting that by 2030 stablecoins will account for about 10% of global cross-border payments. The report shows that the current annual trading volume of stablecoins has reached $33 trillion, exceeding the combined $25.5 trillion of Visa and Mastercard. The report notes that the use of stablecoins in the real economy is continuing to expand, with about 60% of fund flows driven by B2B payments, and enterprises’ adoption in scenarios such as treasury management and procurement growing significantly. Morph forecasts that by 2026, the annual settlement volume of stablecoins may exceed $50 trillion; in 2027, AI agents are expected to become a primary initiator of transactions; and by 2030, the market size may reach $1.9 trillion. Morph said it has launched the Payment Accelerator with a scale of $150 million to help institutions planning to deploy stablecoin solutions advance the development of on-chain payment infrastructure. (Source: Foresight News)

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