According to the Daily Planet, Gabor Gurbacs, a consultant to Tether, posted on the X platform that he disagreed with the forecast of the VanEck research team and believed that Tether would continue to lead and gain market share. Gurbacs believes that stablecoins are mainly a retail-focused tool, Tether bets on retail investors, while Circle focuses on institutions. In addition, stablecoins focus mainly on emerging markets, Tether bets on emerging markets, while Circle bets on developed markets. In most places where stablecoins are used, American companies are no longer trusted. Tether is a non-American company, while Circle is an American company. Finally, Tether is distributing dollars internationally in accordance with the national interests of the United States and has become a large buyer of treasury bonds. Gurbacs believes that over time, Tether will work with more and more institutions around the world.