There is an interesting voice worth paying attention to—the core member of the WLFI Wallet team recently made a bold statement on X: "In less than two months, USD1 will break into the top three stablecoins. This is not a joke." This remark has sparked quite a bit of discussion.
Coincidentally, WLFI just announced yesterday that they will be gradually releasing major news about ecosystem development and USD1 growth trends, indicating that they are truly putting their efforts into achieving this goal.
Let's first look at the current situation: according to CoinGecko data, the top tier of stablecoins has been stable for a long time—USDT and USDC hold market caps of $186.78 billion and $74.77 billion respectively, firmly securing the first and second positions. USDS ranks third with $9.78 billion. In comparison, USD1 currently has a market cap of only $3.43 billion, ranking seventh on the stablecoin list.
To grow from $3.43 billion to at least $9.78 billion or more is indeed a significant increase. However, the stablecoin market has also changed rapidly over the past two years, and new players do have a chance to break through. It all depends on whether USD1's subsequent ecosystem development and application implementation can truly match this ambition.
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HodlKumamon
· 19h ago
Hmm... going from 3.43 billion to 9.78 billion in two months? Bear Bear snapped his fingers. This increase needs to be nearly three times. Statistically speaking, it's so outrageous that it's hard to believe.
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CoconutWaterBoy
· 19h ago
Hmm... from 3.43 billion to 9.8 billion in two months? This guy is a bit crazy haha
To be honest, the crypto circle is full of hype, let's see if this time USD1 can really get moving
USDT and USDC are both locked tight, not moving at all, why is that?
But indeed, there have been quite a few opportunities for new stablecoins in the past two years, just worried it might be another scythe harvest show
Waiting to see their big news; only if it really materializes is it worth following
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 19h ago
Less than two months to reach the top three? Man, your confidence is really amusing. Going from 3.4 billion to nearly 10 billion—just dreaming isn't enough.
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SmartMoneyWallet
· 19h ago
Double in two months? On-chain data speaks for itself, jumping from 3.43 billion to 9.78 billion, and capital flow is the real truth.
USD1 wants to break through the two major peaks of USDT and USDC, but relying solely on boastful claims is useless. Let's see who is actually pouring money behind the scenes.
Wait, do they really have such large liquidity support? Or is it another round of pump-and-dump storytelling by the whales?
The room for maneuvering in stablecoins isn't that big. USDT's moat is too deep, what can USD1 use to compete?
Ecological construction is the real key; anyone can boast, but the focus should be on daily active users on the chain and genuine trading volume.
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GateUser-2fce706c
· 20h ago
Top 3 in two months? This guy's tone is quite confident, but I have to say—this is the current state of the stablecoin sector, the trend is clear, and those who enter early can reap the benefits. I mentioned this half a year ago. USD1 jumped from 3.4 billion to 9.8 billion; it looks crazy, but once the ecosystem is established, this growth is nothing. The key is to see their applications being implemented; otherwise, it's all talk.
There is an interesting voice worth paying attention to—the core member of the WLFI Wallet team recently made a bold statement on X: "In less than two months, USD1 will break into the top three stablecoins. This is not a joke." This remark has sparked quite a bit of discussion.
Coincidentally, WLFI just announced yesterday that they will be gradually releasing major news about ecosystem development and USD1 growth trends, indicating that they are truly putting their efforts into achieving this goal.
Let's first look at the current situation: according to CoinGecko data, the top tier of stablecoins has been stable for a long time—USDT and USDC hold market caps of $186.78 billion and $74.77 billion respectively, firmly securing the first and second positions. USDS ranks third with $9.78 billion. In comparison, USD1 currently has a market cap of only $3.43 billion, ranking seventh on the stablecoin list.
To grow from $3.43 billion to at least $9.78 billion or more is indeed a significant increase. However, the stablecoin market has also changed rapidly over the past two years, and new players do have a chance to break through. It all depends on whether USD1's subsequent ecosystem development and application implementation can truly match this ambition.