Stablecoins Drive Crypto Users Towards Ongoing Use

Two years ago, cryptocurrency users had simple habits - they bought, transferred, and sold. However, for many people today, their interactions have evolved.

Their habits now include receiving stablecoins as payment, holding funds in digital form, sending transfers regularly, checking addresses before making a transaction, and occasionally reviewing their transaction history.

This shift from one-off transactions to ongoing use has changed what users expect from the services they use. According to Chainalysis's 2025 Global Crypto Adoption Index, several Eastern European countries are at the top of the world in terms of population-adjusted activity, linked to economic uncertainty, strong digital literacy, and using crypto assets for savings and cross-border transfers.

The increased use of stablecoins like USDT and USDC has accelerated this shift. Stablecoins function as everyday financial tools, used for payment, settlement between individuals, international transfers, or part of someone's savings.