According to some market data, stablecoins have shown interesting regional characteristics in the P2P transfer field—usage is most active in Latin America and Africa.
The reason is quite straightforward: these regions face high inflation pressures and have huge cross-border remittance demands, while traditional payment channels are costly. In this environment, users simply bypass intermediaries and conduct stablecoin transfers directly on public chains like Polygon.
Interestingly, although individual transaction amounts are not large, the transaction frequency is quite high. This is not hype, but a genuine payment choice integrated into daily life—real needs that occur every day.
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SleepyValidator
· 4h ago
This is the true value of Web3—it's not about Luna's comeback dream, but about genuinely transforming the daily payments of ordinary people.
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BlockchainRetirementHome
· 01-09 16:01
Latin America and Africa are really the last remaining frontier for Web3. What can we do about the RMB devaluation? They just switch directly to stablecoins.
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LayerZeroJunkie
· 01-08 00:21
Latin America and Africa are really voting with their feet on this. There's nothing we can do since bank fees are so outrageous... Polygon's transaction volume is indeed impressive.
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SerNgmi
· 01-08 00:20
This is true adoption, not those concepts that are hyped up every day. The guys in Latin America and Africa are voting with their feet.
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OfflineValidator
· 01-08 00:16
Using stablecoins is truly a necessity in Latin America and Africa. The banking system's fee structure is simply outrageous, no wonder everyone has moved to Polygon.
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RektDetective
· 01-08 00:15
Haha, this is the real use case, not those bullshit stories from the crypto world.
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CryptoWageSlave
· 01-08 00:11
This is the true use case of crypto, not just trading coins, but real-world application. The urgent demand has already been driven out in Latin America and Africa.
According to some market data, stablecoins have shown interesting regional characteristics in the P2P transfer field—usage is most active in Latin America and Africa.
The reason is quite straightforward: these regions face high inflation pressures and have huge cross-border remittance demands, while traditional payment channels are costly. In this environment, users simply bypass intermediaries and conduct stablecoin transfers directly on public chains like Polygon.
Interestingly, although individual transaction amounts are not large, the transaction frequency is quite high. This is not hype, but a genuine payment choice integrated into daily life—real needs that occur every day.