A Cybrid report found that most surveyed businesses are likely to use stablecoins within the next 12 months. The report also identified regulatory clarity as the biggest barrier to broader adoption.
A Cybrid report found that most surveyed businesses are likely to use stablecoins within the next 12 months. The report also identified regulatory clarity as the biggest barrier to broader adoption.
At the same time, the report’s emphasis on regulation shows that adoption is still shaped by policy uncertainty. Businesses appear interested in stablecoins, but clearer rules may be needed before usage becomes more widespread across industries.
A new Cybrid report suggests business use of stablecoins is set to expand, with most surveyed companies saying they are likely to use them within the next 12 months. The report also said regulatory clarity remains the largest obstacle to wider adoption.
The findings matter because stablecoins are increasingly being tested as a payments tool for businesses, especially where speed and cross-border settlement are important. If more companies adopt them, it could deepen the role of stablecoins in everyday commercial activity and strengthen demand for crypto payment infrastructure.
According to the report, 42% of businesses surveyed already use stablecoins for cross-border payments. That points to real-world utility beyond trading and speculation, particularly for firms looking for alternative ways to move money internationally.
At the same time, the report’s emphasis on regulation shows that adoption is still shaped by policy uncertainty. Businesses appear interested in stablecoins, but clearer rules may be needed before usage becomes more widespread across industries.
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