#稳定币发行与品种 I recently saw Forbes' 2026 crypto outlook and paid special attention to one term—"stablecoins"🤔. I used to think cryptocurrencies were just volatile assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum, but I only later understood what stablecoins are... They are pegged to the US dollar or other assets, with relatively stable prices.

Suddenly I realize this thing seems to be becoming more and more important? The report says that even if the market cools down, progress in stablecoins will continue to advance. It feels like this is not just speculation, but the building of real application scenarios. It also mentions asset tokenization and enterprise-level applications, which sound like institutions are no longer just testing the waters but actually building infrastructure.

What does this mean for us newbies? It seems to indicate that the crypto world is gradually becoming more mature and regulated? Although I’m still a bit confused, I feel the trend is slowly changing from "get rich quick" to "practical applications." Can some experts explain the different types of stablecoins? I’ve heard of USDT, USDC, and others. What are the differences between them?