End of Zero Interest Rate Era Spurs Stablecoin Supercycle, Says Paradigm Co-Founder

According to PANews, Matt Huang, co-founder of Paradigm, recently commented on the evolving landscape of cryptocurrencies. He noted that while cryptocurrencies were often humorously referred to as products of the zero interest rate era (ZIRP), characterized by loose monetary policies and the rise of speculative assets, it is ironically the end of this era that has triggered a stablecoin supercycle. This shift is marked by the emergence of cloud dollar banking, widening interest rate differentials compared to traditional finance, and stablecoin issuers earning billions for global distribution.