From on-chain data, Revolut's activity in stablecoins has significantly increased over the past few months. Data shows that the inflow of stablecoins on EVM-compatible chains such as Ethereum and Polygon has already reached a total of $291 million, representing a substantial growth.



Ethereum remains the primary destination, followed by Polygon. An interesting phenomenon behind this change is that many Revolut users are using stablecoins for small cross-chain transfers, with single transactions usually not exceeding $1,000. These funds are mostly used for credit card payment scenarios, reflecting that stablecoins are gradually penetrating the daily payment field.

From an ecosystem perspective, this growth in inflows indicates that application scenarios on top-tier public chains are expanding, and user demand for on-chain payments is also increasing. Revolut, as a well-known fintech platform, further validates the value of stablecoins in practical applications.
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SigmaBrainvip
· 12-14 07:31
Stablecoins are really about to take off. The small-amount payment scenarios are becoming increasingly practical.
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PoetryOnChainvip
· 12-14 03:58
Haha, Revolut's stablecoin play is quite practical, especially for small-scale payment scenarios. Wait a minute, are you really making on-chain payments, or just doing it for the novelty?
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ShibaMillionairen'tvip
· 12-14 03:58
Stablecoins are really gradually entering daily life, but small transactions still feel a bit cumbersome. Revolut is stirring things up here; could it also shake up traditional payments? $291 million sounds like a lot, but when divided among users, it’s not that impressive. Wait, are they really using on-chain payments to buy stuff? Aren't they just trading cryptocurrencies? It feels like the story of stablecoins isn't over yet. I’ll only believe they can truly replace credit cards when that actually happens.
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TooScaredToSellvip
· 12-14 03:58
Revolut's move is somewhat interesting, but to be honest, using stablecoins for small payments is still a bit of a hassle, isn't it? The gas fees are quite high.
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TideRecedervip
· 12-14 03:58
Stablecoins are really about to take off; finally, a major player is entering the small-amount payment sector.
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DegenWhisperervip
· 12-14 03:51
Stablecoins are really breaking the dimensional barrier. Small-scale payment scenarios are truly the real killer app.
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MainnetDelayedAgainvip
· 12-14 03:40
According to the database, how long has it been since the last promise of "massive stablecoin adoption" when the figure of 291 million was mentioned? Small transfers are indeed happening, but the gap between the pie-in-the-sky promises and the actual scenarios currently in use... well, there's still a bit of an awkward distance in between.
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CommunityWorkervip
· 12-14 03:38
Stablecoins are really breaking into mainstream adoption, with more and more small-amount payment scenarios. Revolut's move is definitely serious.
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