#稳定币生态发展 Haseeb's forecast highlights the stablecoin segment as the most noteworthy. A 60% increase in supply and US dollar stablecoins maintaining over 99% share—what does this mean? It indicates that future copy-trading opportunities will increasingly focus on USD-pegged trading pairs.

The drop in USDT market share from around 70% to 55% sounds like good news, but don't be fooled. This isn't USDT declining; rather, new players like USDC and PYUSD are capturing long-tail liquidity. For copy traders, the core implication is: the stability of mainstream trading pairs will be stronger, but the trend toward fragmentation of trading pairs is also intensifying.

Recently, I've been observing how top traders are responding to this change—some are starting to use multi-stablecoin strategies to hedge single-coin risks, and the logic of allocating stablecoin weights across positions is also adjusting. This gave me an insight: copy trading can't stick rigidly to one trader; it must be judged based on their understanding of the stablecoin ecosystem to determine if continuous copying is worthwhile. If a master trader is still using outdated trading pair configurations, it's probably best to reduce attention.

The year 2026 is a critical point; copy traders who adapt to these changes early will have a clear advantage in risk management.