#稳定币市场与应用 Seeing the performance report of the Solana ecosystem, I want to share an observation with everyone.
Stablecoin supply has doubled to $14.8 billion, with annual transfer volume reaching 11.7 trillion. This reflects not a short-term hype but the genuine capital flow demand within the application ecosystem. When infrastructure becomes sufficiently secure, cheap, and reliable, money will naturally flow there. What insights does this give us for asset allocation?
Many people see this kind of data and want to chase the high, but my advice is—first, understand your own holdings structure. The growth of stablecoins and the decline in on-chain transaction fees essentially lower the participation costs, but do not mean the risks have disappeared. Consider a few questions: Is the proportion of risk assets in your current asset allocation still within a controllable range? Have you left yourself enough safety margins?
In the long run, the prosperity of the ecosystem indeed attracts incremental capital, but prosperity itself can also bring volatility. I have always believed that more important than catching every market wave is surviving and maintaining stability in each cycle. Position management is always the first lesson.
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#稳定币市场与应用 Seeing the performance report of the Solana ecosystem, I want to share an observation with everyone.
Stablecoin supply has doubled to $14.8 billion, with annual transfer volume reaching 11.7 trillion. This reflects not a short-term hype but the genuine capital flow demand within the application ecosystem. When infrastructure becomes sufficiently secure, cheap, and reliable, money will naturally flow there. What insights does this give us for asset allocation?
Many people see this kind of data and want to chase the high, but my advice is—first, understand your own holdings structure. The growth of stablecoins and the decline in on-chain transaction fees essentially lower the participation costs, but do not mean the risks have disappeared. Consider a few questions: Is the proportion of risk assets in your current asset allocation still within a controllable range? Have you left yourself enough safety margins?
In the long run, the prosperity of the ecosystem indeed attracts incremental capital, but prosperity itself can also bring volatility. I have always believed that more important than catching every market wave is surviving and maintaining stability in each cycle. Position management is always the first lesson.