Analysts from Standard Chartered and Zodia Markets forecast significant growth in the stablecoin sector, which could become comparable to 10% of the total volume of M2 money supply transactions.

"Currently, stablecoins are only equivalent to 1% of M2 transactions in the USA and just 1% of operations in the foreign exchange market. However, as the sector becomes legitimized, approaching 10% for each of the indicators becomes possible," said Standard Chartered researcher Jeff Kendrick.

Experts believe that a key factor for growth will be the elimination of regulatory uncertainty in the industry, as well as the "potential for significant progress" under the Trump administration.

Analysts also pointed out the limitations of the current global financial infrastructure. In particular, the SWIFT system has been operating without significant changes since the implementation of the real-time gross settlement (RTGS) system in the early 1990s.