#AI与加密融合 The stablecoin trading volume of $46 trillion, surpassing PayPal by twenty times—this data reflects a paradigm shift in the payment layer and is also a signal that copy trading strategies need to be re-evaluated.

Carefully examining a16z's report, stablecoins have become the infrastructure of the crypto market, not just a trading tool. What does this mean? It indicates that those deeply involved in stablecoin liquidity and tokenized asset trading are changing their strategic logic—from pure speculation to liquidity arbitrage and cross-chain arbitrage.

In the past, copy trading focused on bottom fishing and chasing rallies. Now, an additional layer of thinking is needed: where are these experts making profits? Some use AI-assisted algorithms to capture subtle price differences in stablecoins, while others establish positions through the volatility of tokenized assets. The differences in trader styles will become more apparent.

Recently, I’ve been observing the position changes of several traders and found that their logic for using stablecoins has changed—from simple risk hedging to active allocation. This is a good reference point. If you are also copying trades, it’s worth checking whether the target traders have recently adjusted their stablecoin proportions, as this often reflects their real-time judgment of market cycles.

By 2026, decentralized payments will be widespread. Now is the window to position yourself. The key is to choose the right person to learn from.