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    J.P.Morgan Wary of Stablecoin's Trillion-Dollar Growth Bets, Cuts Them by Half

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    Posted on July 3, 2025

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    J.P. Morgan predicts stablecoin growth to $500 billion by 2028, citing limited adoption. Regulatory clarity could impact future growth.

    J.P. Morgan Reduces Stablecoin Growth Forecast to $500 Billion

    By Rashika Singh

    (Reuters) -J.P.Morgan on Thursday forecast stablecoin growth will only reach $500 billion by 2028, calling trillion-dollar projections "far too optimistic", as there was little evidence of mainstream adoption of the dollar-pegged cryptocurrency token.

    Stablecoins have moved beyond their crypto trading roots to attract interest from fintechs and banks aiming to speed up payments and settlements, drawing attention from U.S. lawmakers, who last month passed the GENIUS Act in the Senate - a step analysts said could bring long-awaited regulatory clarity.

    Before the Senate passed the stablecoin bill, Standard Chartered projected the market could reach $2 trillion by 2028, while Bernstein forecast in a June 30 note that supply would grow to about $4 trillion over the next decade.

    But J.P.Morgan said payments adoption of stablecoins remains minimal, accounting for just 6% of demand, or about $15 billion. It estimated the stablecoin market at $250 billion, with most usage concentrated in crypto trading, decentralized finance and collateral.

    "The idea that stablecoins will replace traditional money for everyday use is still far from reality," the brokerage said.

    Stablecoin adoption beyond crypto markets faces hurdles from limited use cases and fragmented regulation, while international uptake remains limited as most countries focus on their own digital currencies or strengthening existing payment systems.

    In June, the head of China's central bank pledged to expand the international use of the digital yuan or e-CNY.

    Ant Group, an affiliate of e-commerce giant Alibaba, said it plans to apply for a license to issue stablecoins in Hong Kong through its overseas arm Ant International, which operates mobile payment app Alipay.

    "Neither the rapid expansion of e-CNY nor the success of Alipay and WeChat Pay represent templates for stablecoin expansion in the future," J.P.Morgan said.

    (Reporting by Rashika Singh, Siddarth S and Manya Saini in Bengaluru; Editing by Arun Koyyur)

    Key Takeaways

    • •J.P. Morgan forecasts stablecoin growth to $500 billion by 2028.
    • •Trillion-dollar projections deemed overly optimistic.
    • •Stablecoin adoption in payments remains minimal at 6%.
    • •Regulatory clarity could boost stablecoin market.
    • •International stablecoin uptake faces regulatory hurdles.

    Frequently Asked Questions about J.P.Morgan wary of stablecoin's trillion-dollar growth bets, cuts them by half

    1What is J.P. Morgan's new forecast for stablecoin growth?

    J.P. Morgan forecasts that stablecoin growth will only reach $500 billion by 2028, significantly lower than previous trillion-dollar projections.

    2What percentage of demand do stablecoins currently account for?

    Stablecoins account for just 6% of demand, which is approximately $15 billion.

    3What challenges does J.P. Morgan identify for stablecoin adoption?

    J.P. Morgan notes that stablecoin adoption faces hurdles such as limited use cases, fragmented regulation, and minimal international uptake.

    4What did Standard Chartered project for the stablecoin market?

    Before the Senate passed the stablecoin bill, Standard Chartered projected that the market could reach $2 trillion by 2028.

    5What is the current estimated size of the stablecoin market according to J.P. Morgan?

    J.P. Morgan estimates the current stablecoin market size at $250 billion.

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