#USDT稳定币动态 Six years into the stablecoin track, from early payment experiments to its current status as infrastructure, the underlying logic of this transformation is worth pondering. Looking at Raj Parekh's review, stablecoins are no longer just a simple currency issue but form the liquidity foundation of the entire on-chain financial ecosystem—this has a deeper impact on copy-trading strategies than one might imagine.

From a trading perspective, the maturity of the stablecoin ecosystem directly influences the pace of large capital inflows and risk appetite. When the popularity of the payment track remains high, it often corresponds to improvements in on-chain liquidity and increased risk tolerance. This means that some prudent traders will adjust their position allocations, while more aggressive traders' risk capacity will also expand accordingly.

In practice, I’ve found that when infrastructure-level changes like copy-trading occur, the logic of position splitting needs to be adjusted accordingly—not simply increasing the copy-trading ratio, but identifying which traders can seize the opportunity of this cycle upgrade. Experts who only focus on short-term fluctuations may lose momentum, while traders who understand the ecological evolution logic are often the ones truly worth following long-term.

The fact that the future prospects of stablecoins are viewed positively already reflects market consensus. The key is how to profit from this consensus rather than blindly chasing high prices.