Recently, I came across an interesting forecast—Toly believes that by 2026, the global stablecoin market could surpass $1 trillion. Just looking at this number, many might think it's a bit exaggerated, but if you've been paying attention to the growth of USDT and USDC over the past two years, you'll realize this prediction isn't entirely out of the realm of possibility. What does this mean? It indicates that digital asset infrastructure is accelerating its maturity and that the boundaries between traditional finance and the crypto world are becoming increasingly blurred.
Besides stablecoins, he also mentioned a few other intriguing directions. Quantum computing and nuclear fusion sound very exciting, but honestly, commercial applications are still a long way off. On the other hand, AI might see faster breakthroughs—such as solving long-standing mathematical problems. It sounds a bit esoteric, but once achieved, the impact on cryptography and blockchain could be systemic.
There’s also talk of humanoid robots. Reaching a shipment volume of 100,000 units sounds like science fiction, but factories and homes could really become the next battleground for robots.
In summary, these signals point in the same direction: a new wave of technological innovation and wealth redistribution is accelerating. The expansion of stablecoin markets, breakthroughs in AI, and the proliferation of robots—all these factors could reshape the landscape of cryptocurrencies and the tech industry. Your current choices might be bets on the returns of the next five years.
Which of these directions do you find most promising? Breakthroughs in AI and mathematics, robot proliferation, or the explosion of the stablecoin market? Let’s talk.
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ser_we_are_early
· 9h ago
Stablecoins surpassing one trillion is a bit of a stretch, but I bet on AI this round.
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Honestly, a stablecoin reaching one trillion by 2026 sounds impressive, and Ripple’s $1 billion funding pool is also helping to push things along.
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Forget about quantum computing for now, we still have to wait; on the other hand, AI is the one to watch closely.
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Shipping 100,000 robots? I believe in industrial applications, but home use is still a long way off.
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Ultimately, it depends on who can capitalize on this wave of benefits first. I think this year is the time to go all-in on certain directions.
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Stablecoins are indeed expanding, but reaching one trillion will require waiting a bit longer; breakthroughs in AI mathematics are the key.
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But speaking of which, all these are accelerating. A five-year bet can be placed, but the question is, do we still have ammunition left now?
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GateUser-9f682d4c
· 12h ago
I believe in the trillion-dollar figure for stablecoins. USDT's growth rate is indeed outrageous, but what is Ripple trying to do with this wave of XRP liquidity pools?
AI breakthroughs in cryptography? Once this becomes a reality, the entire blockchain will have to be rewritten. That's a bit dangerous.
10,000 robots sounds a bit exaggerated, but the home scenario does have some imagination.
It's mainly about who can seize the discourse power in this wave, rather than blindly going all in.
Will XRP be cut again this time? Under observation.
The most realistic scenario for stablecoin explosion, AI breaking cryptography is too sci-fi, I think.
This wave either leads to financial freedom or zero, with no middle ground.
Ripple wants to use XRP to disrupt the stablecoin track; the pace is good.
Honestly, quantum computing poses a greater threat to cryptography than AI, but no one is willing to admit it.
The real opportunity in robots isn't in shipment volume but in who controls the ecosystem.
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SignatureLiquidator
· 12h ago
Trillions in stablecoins? Wake up, we need to get through the winter of 2024 first.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12h ago
Stablecoins surpass 1 trillion? It depends on how Ripple plays it
Honestly, I'm more interested in AI breakthroughs; if cryptography gets cracked, it's game over
2026 is still far away; going all-in now is too crazy
Hearing about 100,000 robots sounds risky, but who knows
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YieldWhisperer
· 12h ago
wait hold up, "$1T stablecoins by 2026" math doesn't actually check out when you factor in redemption pressure. let me examine the actual token flows here—been tracking these patterns since the last cycle and, ngl, this feels like the exact same growth narrative we heard in 2021 before things got real messy.
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gas_fee_therapist
· 12h ago
I'm convinced that stablecoins have surpassed one trillion. No one missed the rapid growth of USDT, but the key issue is where the money is flowing.
XRP, with Ripple investing 1 billion, seems to lack momentum.
The AI math problem area is indeed worth期待, but don't get confused by炒概念.
Honestly, humanoid robots might take too long in this cycle. In the short term, focus on stablecoins.
As for quantum computing, honestly, I choose to ignore it.
How much real demand can the current SOL ecosystem support? That's what I care about.
Well, if the era of trillion-dollar stablecoins has arrived, it might not be too late to get on board now.
Will breakthroughs in AI significantly impact on-chain data processing? No one has explained this细节清楚过.
Shipping 100,000 robots still feels far from me.
Just follow Toly's prophecy; if it's wrong, no one will追责.
The most直接受益者 of stablecoin expansion is actually exchanges. Just thinking about it makes me excited.
The intensified competition between USDC and USDT is what really matters. Don't be fooled by macro narratives.
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IronHeadMiner
· 12h ago
Stablecoins surpass 1 trillion? I’m betting on it.
What is Ripple trying to do with this move?
AI mathematical breakthroughs are the real focus.
100,000 robots sounds impressive, but what’s the reality?
The growth rate of USDT and USDC is indeed quite rapid.
See you in 2026 for the verdict, get on board first.
Quantum computing and nuclear fusion—thinking too much, huh?
Borders are becoming blurred, and money should start moving.
Choosing stablecoins is the safest strategy.
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ChainSauceMaster
· 12h ago
Is the trillion-dollar stablecoin real? Feels like they're being a bit aggressive about it.
#Ripple筹划设立10亿美元XRP资金池 Will stablecoins break through one trillion? Industry experts' 2026 predictions are worth a look
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Recently, I came across an interesting forecast—Toly believes that by 2026, the global stablecoin market could surpass $1 trillion. Just looking at this number, many might think it's a bit exaggerated, but if you've been paying attention to the growth of USDT and USDC over the past two years, you'll realize this prediction isn't entirely out of the realm of possibility. What does this mean? It indicates that digital asset infrastructure is accelerating its maturity and that the boundaries between traditional finance and the crypto world are becoming increasingly blurred.
Besides stablecoins, he also mentioned a few other intriguing directions. Quantum computing and nuclear fusion sound very exciting, but honestly, commercial applications are still a long way off. On the other hand, AI might see faster breakthroughs—such as solving long-standing mathematical problems. It sounds a bit esoteric, but once achieved, the impact on cryptography and blockchain could be systemic.
There’s also talk of humanoid robots. Reaching a shipment volume of 100,000 units sounds like science fiction, but factories and homes could really become the next battleground for robots.
In summary, these signals point in the same direction: a new wave of technological innovation and wealth redistribution is accelerating. The expansion of stablecoin markets, breakthroughs in AI, and the proliferation of robots—all these factors could reshape the landscape of cryptocurrencies and the tech industry. Your current choices might be bets on the returns of the next five years.
Which of these directions do you find most promising? Breakthroughs in AI and mathematics, robot proliferation, or the explosion of the stablecoin market? Let’s talk.