
American companies warm up at stablecoins at a rate that we have never seen before. Interest increased from 8% in 2024 to 29% this year among 100 managers of Fortune 500 companies. It is more than three times the level of a year ago.
And the little ones are not far behind. A new look at the figures shows that the stablecoins move from the conversation of Friging technology in conference discussions.
Growing interest among large companies
According to the Coinbase State of Crypto report on Tuesday, 29% of the managers interviewed say that their business plans to work with stablecoins or is curious about them.
Last year, only 8% felt the same thing. However, only 7% of these companies have actually started using or keeping stablecoins. It is clear that many leaders are still in the test phase. Slow banking transfers and steep costs on regular payments have prompted them to search for alternatives.
Source: Coinbase State of Crypto Report.
Small businesses join the trend
Based on the reports of the same study, 251 financial decision -makers of small and medium -sized enterprises participated in the survey. Now 81% say they are interested in stablecoins, compared to 61% a year ago.
Almost half – 46% – to use Crypto in the next three years. And more than 82% believe that crypto can at least tackle a real cost or cash flow problem for their business. Whether it is to reduce payment fees or accelerate cross -border transfers, smaller outfits see solid reasons to experiment.
Source: Coinbase State of Crypto Report.
Transactions have struck new heights
Crypto flows are already huge. The transfers of organic stablecoin reached $ 719 billion in December 2024 and $ 717 billion in April 2025 – the highest two months ever recorded.
Overall, total stall volumes reached more than 27 dollars billions in 2024, beating the combined volumes of visa and mastercard by almost 8%. The counting counts climbed beyond 160 million in May.
The first movers and experiences
Even big names take notes. At a Bloomberg Tech summit on June 5, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi said that the carpooling giant was in the study phase for Stablecoin payments.
The objective is simple: to reduce costs when moving money around the world. And on May 14, Fireblocks reported that 90% of the institutional actors they interviewed explore the use of the stable reserve in part of their operations. This could mean anything, sending instant funds to more efficient pay in countries where banks are slow or costly.
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