#机构加密货币交易与投资 The stablecoin market cap has surpassed 310 billion, with a 70% annual increase—this number is worth a close look. On the surface, it appears to be a beautiful growth curve, but the underlying logic is even more interesting: institutional demand is becoming the main driving force, not just retail speculation.

What does this mean? It indicates that the infrastructure for on-chain transactions is being solidified. Stablecoins are evolving from "trading tools" into a "digital cash layer," which changes my perspective on copy-trading strategies—those traders deeply involved in institutional-level transactions will adjust their position management logic accordingly. Liquidity is more abundant, and the slippage pressure from large inflows and outflows is reduced, directly affecting the followability of aggressive traders.

Recently, when adjusting my copy-trading configurations, I encountered this issue: previously, following some experts with extreme leverage required constant vigilance against liquidity black swans. Now that the stablecoin foundation is solid, I dare to allocate more funds to them. But the key is to identify—not all top traders can adapt to this change; some rely on opportunities created by market chaos.

When the predicted scale in 2028 is truly realized, the game rules will be completely rewritten. Traders currently positioning themselves may become institutional-level partners in the future. This time window is worth paying close attention to who is aligning with this trend.