Just now when I checked the $BTC rise information, I even checked whether Tether had any new moves, but found that the USDT issued on Torn rose to the first position, exceeding $75.7 billion, ahead of the $1.2 billion on Ethereum, which ranked second, and you must know that Tether issued a total of $151.2 billion in USDT, which means that the number of stablecoins on Torn exceeds more than 50% of the total USDT issuance. In the past, this position was all Ethereum, and I didn't even pay attention to when the USDT on Torn was so much, and I thought that after TRC20 raised the fee, the users would drop, but I didn't expect that not only did it not fall, but it also rose to the first position. Recently, the United States has been committed to the compliance of demand for stablecoins, the two parties are also discussing the stablecoin bill, even the Trump family is issuing stablecoins, USDC is also cooperating with Binance, from all indications, it is likely that the next year will be the outbreak of stablecoins, so more compliant stablecoins will run on that chain, which should be a must for the major public chains. At present, a lot of USDT is on Tron, and the largest issuance of USDC is on Ethereum, with less than $40 billion, and in addition to Solana, but the issuance is less than one-third of Ethereum, so it can be seen that the current stablecoin battle is still between Torn and Ethereum. Considering the nature of Trump's businessman, it might be really interesting if @justinsuntron continues to spend money on an advisor (USD1 is issued by World Liberty Financial, and Justin himself is an advisor to WLFI).