@stanhley
Stablecoins are increasingly used for remittances, offering faster, cheaper, and borderless alternatives to traditional corridors. Their growth challenges money transfer operators while providing lifelines in high-inflation economies. This adoption is not speculative—it is functional utility. However, volatility in regulation or banking access can disrupt these flows. For investors, remittance-driven demand represents sticky, recurring usage distinct from trading activity. Stablecoins succeed when they solve real-world inefficiencies. Their role in global remittances illustrates how utility adoption can underpin long-term stability in otherwise speculative markets.
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