"Stablecoin Market Set to Surge 10x by 2030 – Wall Street Predicts $4 Trillion Boom"

 

1. Wall Street Eyes Explosive Stablecoin Growth

According to a June 3 report by Cryptopolitan, major Wall Street financial firms are closely watching the rapid rise of the stablecoin market. Citizens JMP Securities projects that the market could expand from the current $225 billion to as much as $3–4 trillion by 2030—over 10 times its present size.

2. Regulatory Clarity Spurs Institutional Interest

Leading firms like Wells Fargo and Citigroup are increasing their focus on stablecoins as new regulations emerge. Devin Ryan, Head of Financial Technology Research at Citizens JMP, stated that stablecoin issuers could generate up to $100 billion annually in revenue. Even as interest rates normalize, he emphasized that these earnings represent a significant opportunity, potentially offsetting reduced transaction fees.

3. Stablecoins and the Shift in U.S. Crypto Policy

Ryan noted that with clearer regulatory frameworks, key players are now actively expanding their market presence. Under a Trump-led administration, U.S. crypto regulations are becoming more relaxed compared to the Biden era. This policy shift has reignited traditional finance’s interest in digital assets. Meanwhile, Congress is expected to pass the GENIUS Act—including stablecoin legislation—by August 2025.

4. Global Regulation Strengthens Market Confidence

On a global scale, regulatory systems are also taking shape. The EU is implementing its MiCA (Markets in Crypto-Assets) framework, and countries like Singapore are rolling out local rules. Clear regulatory guidelines are expected to boost adoption, enabling more institutional use beyond just trading.

5. Market Size Forecast: $1.6T to $3.7T by 2030

Citigroup’s Alex Saunders predicted in a May 30 memo that the stablecoin market could reach between $1.6 trillion and $3.7 trillion by 2030. “Stablecoins are becoming more than just bridge tokens,” he wrote. “They can act as alternative stores of value, especially during inflation or geopolitical instability.”

6. Real-World Utility Is Expanding Rapidly

Ryan added that stablecoins are already proving useful in real-world financial applications such as remittances, business payments, and e-commerce. Their role in tokenized finance is growing, especially in economies struggling with inflation—where they serve as a more stable store of value.

7. Stablecoins Could Drive U.S. Treasury Demand

Another major insight is the potential for stablecoins to increase demand for U.S. debt. Many stablecoins are backed by U.S. Treasuries, and growing adoption could push structural demand into the trillions. “This would support liquidity and strengthen U.S. monetary leadership,” Ryan explained. Saunders echoed this view, stating that the U.S. dollar’s role as the global reserve currency could be further solidified through stablecoin issuance.

8. Conclusion: Stablecoins at the Core of the Next Financial Era

Analysts believe that the rise of stablecoins will play a key role in maintaining dollar dominance and supporting the wider crypto market. As of now, Bitcoin is trading above $105,000, indicating continued bullish momentum across the sector.