Bloomberg: The proportion of stablecoins used for payments has surged by 70% since the introduction of the U.S. regulatory bill

According to Foresight News, according to Bloomberg, the use of stablecoins (digital tokens pegged to the U.S. dollar) by consumers and businesses for real-world consumption and payments has been rapidly accelerating since the United States passed its first regulatory bill targeting the cryptocurrency industry. According to a report by blockchain data provider Artemis, stablecoin transaction volume for goods, services and transfers has exceeded $10 billion in August 2025, compared with $6 billion in February this year, more than double the transaction volume in August 2024. At this growth rate, annual stablecoin payments could reach $122 billion, Artemis researchers said.
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