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#稳定币市场发展 Recently, I’ve been a bit confused by the concept of stablecoins. I always thought stablecoins were just USDT, the US dollar coin, but then I found out the EU also has one called EURC? 👀 I just saw Circle’s data, and the circulation of EURC has already exceeded 300 million tokens and is still growing!
This suddenly made me think of a question—why do stablecoins need to be divided by country and currency? Does it mean that in the future, we will have to choose different stablecoins depending on the region when trading? It feels like opening the door to a new world, but I’m also a bit anxious and unsure how to use them...
The introduction says EURC is fully backed and compliant with MiCA standards, which sounds relatively safe and reliable? For us beginners, does this mean the stablecoin ecosystem is becoming more and more complete? Can some experts help me clarify my thoughts—will the stablecoin track in the future become essential basic knowledge that we must understand?