According to TechFlow, BitcoinSistemi reported that payment giant Visa, Brevan Howard and Castle Island Ventures jointly released a research report titled "Stablecoins: Emerging Market Stories". The report comprehensively tracks the actual use of stablecoins for the first time, and the survey covers 2,500 users in five emerging markets: Brazil, Nigeria, Turkey, Indonesia and India. The study shows that the transaction volume of stablecoins has reached 2.6 trillion US dollars in the first half of 2024, and is expected to reach 5.28 trillion US dollars for the whole year, far exceeding the 3.7 trillion US dollars in 2023. 57% of users have increased their use of stablecoins in the past year, and 72% expect this trend to continue. The report pointed out that stablecoins are increasingly becoming the "core application" in the field of cryptocurrency, playing a practical role in currency exchange, remittances and commodity payments. The purpose of using stablecoins in different regions is different. For example, Turkey is mainly used to obtain income, while Nigeria is mainly used for US dollar savings.