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Stablecoin Market will pour $ 1.2 trillion by 2030: Coinbase


The total US dollar dollar market is expected to emerge at $ 1.2 trillion by 2028, strengthened by comprehensive crypto regulations in the United States, according to the Crypto Exchange Coinbase.

Coinbase Says Projections mean the release of US treasury must be $ 5.3 billion per week in the next three years to satisfy demand from Stablecoin Issuing, which uses short-term US bills in support of collateral for their Digital fiat token.

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Projection of Stablecoin Market Cap by 2028. Source: Coinbase

This release schedule will cause a minor and temporary collapse in the three -month harvest of yields of about 4.5 points basis (BP), contrary to analyst predictions demanded from Stablecoin’s issues will significantly reduce the interest in US government debt. Coinbase wrote:

“We think the forecast does not require an unrealistic large or permanent rate of dislocations to be materialize; instead, it depends on the addition, applying the policy adoption over time.”

The Genius billa comprehensive framework of regulation for stablecoins in the US which will take effect by January 2027, is a cauldron of the Stablecoin market, Coinbase said.

However, the law in the US forced other countries to consider the rehearsal of their own stablecoins to remain competitive with the dollar at digital age.

Related: US Treasury calls for public comment on Genius Stablecoin Bill

The stablecoin sector grows as other countries sign that they are joining the career

Private stablecoins who gave up like Tether and Circle have been Top US government debt buyersCountries eclipsing such as South Korea, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), and Germany.

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Stablecoins became a leading consumer of the US government debt in 2025, beating most countries. Source: Coinbase

The dollar denomination stablecoins has dominated the market to this day, but other countries are now exploring stablecoins as a supplement to their traditional fiat currencies.

South Korea’s Financial Services Commission (FSC), a government regulator, has announced that a comprehensive bill of stablecoin regulation will be submitted to the legislature for the consideration of October.