According to ChainCatcher news, James, the head of the Ethereum Foundation's ecosystem, stated that most stablecoin transactions on Ethereum come from P2P (accounting for 67%), but the volume only accounts for 24%. Data from the past 12 months shows that B2B volume surged by 156%, with the average transaction size rising by 45%, while P2B transactions grew the fastest, reaching 167%, becoming the category with the highest growth rate.
The report points out that institutions are not increasing the frequency of payments, but rather the amount per transaction is continuously expanding, reflecting the growing maturity of stablecoin applications in large commercial settlements. The business of consumers paying enterprises is the fastest-growing category for payments made with Ethereum stablecoins.
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Ethereum stablecoin trading is showing an institutional trend, with P2B rising the fastest at 167%.
According to ChainCatcher news, James, the head of the Ethereum Foundation's ecosystem, stated that most stablecoin transactions on Ethereum come from P2P (accounting for 67%), but the volume only accounts for 24%. Data from the past 12 months shows that B2B volume surged by 156%, with the average transaction size rising by 45%, while P2B transactions grew the fastest, reaching 167%, becoming the category with the highest growth rate. The report points out that institutions are not increasing the frequency of payments, but rather the amount per transaction is continuously expanding, reflecting the growing maturity of stablecoin applications in large commercial settlements. The business of consumers paying enterprises is the fastest-growing category for payments made with Ethereum stablecoins.