Just now at the Hack Seasons Conference, I heard: Paul Brody from EY shared an interesting statistic. Out of 300 large companies surveyed, more than half—specifically 54 percent—are already planning to introduce stablecoins this year. That’s actually remarkable when you consider how skeptical many corporations were about cryptocurrencies just a few years ago. What this shows: digital currencies are slowly becoming a reality in the daily operations of large enterprises. Stablecoins as a stable medium of exchange simply make sense for their financial transactions. No wild price fluctuations, secure transactions—that’s exactly what big companies need. I find it interesting that this trend is no longer just being discussed theoretically, but concrete implementation plans are emerging. Large corporations are now truly moving from talking to acting. This could be a significant turning point for the entire market.