JPMorgan analysts reiterated their prediction that the stablecoin market will not reach a trillion-dollar mark in the coming years, and its growth will likely be in line with, rather than significantly surpass, the broader cryptocurrency market. Their report noted that the stablecoin market has expanded by approximately $100 billion this year, surpassing the $300 billion mark, with growth primarily concentrated in the two major stablecoins. This confirms their long-held view that stablecoin growth remains primarily driven by activity within the crypto ecosystem. This year alone, stablecoin holdings on derivatives exchanges increased by approximately $20 billion, driven by a surge in perpetual futures trading, and this activity remains the main driver of stablecoin supply growth. Therefore, in the coming years, the stablecoin market size is likely to continue growing in tandem with the overall cryptocurrency market capitalization, potentially reaching $500 billion to $600 billion by 2028, significantly lower than the most optimistic forecast of $2 trillion to $4 trillion. (TheBlock)