#稳定币支付与基础设施 Pantera's 2026 forecast highlights several points worth pondering, especially regarding stablecoin payment infrastructure. Traditional fintech giants like Stripe and Ramp starting to use stablecoins for international payments—what does this indicate? It shows that on-chain payment experiences are finally becoming viable, and the cost advantages are real. This has a direct impact on copy trading strategies—payment projects within the Solana ecosystem will become the next hot spots for institutional interest.

The integration of perpetual DEXs is also crucial. Hyperliquid's dominant position is already established, but the real opportunities lie in stablecoin yield projects like HyENA and the expansion of multi-chain Prop AMMs. This means trading liquidity will become further fragmented, and the risks of blindly copying top traders are increasing. Strategies need to be adjusted to monitor skilled traders capable of cross-chain operations and sensitive to liquidity— their orders might offer more valuable insights.

The so-called quantum panic sounds alarming, but frankly, it doesn't significantly impact short-term copy trading—technological threats haven't materialized yet. What does warrant close attention is the trend of tokenized gold and stablecoins as stores of value. Asset migrations triggered by dollar-related issues will drive a wave of "safe-haven" traders' behavioral shifts.

Overall, the copy trading environment in 2026 will be more complex but also full of opportunities—provided you keep pace with these infrastructure iterations.