The situation is very good: Bitcoin's historical return rate in July: 8 rises and 4 falls since 2013, and the global issuance scale of stablecoins has exceeded $235 billion!

Bitcoin July Historical Return Rate: Since 2013, there have been 8 instances of rise and 4 instances of fall! Data shows that historically, Bitcoin has had 12 July market performances since 2013, with 8 instances of rise and 4 instances of fall. The largest rise occurred in July 2020, with a monthly increase of 24.03%; the largest fall occurred in July 2014, with a monthly decrease of 9.69%. From 2013 to present, the average return rate for Bitcoin in July is 7.56%.

The global issuance scale of stablecoins has exceeded 235 billion USD (as of the end of May 2025), and stablecoins have surpassed Visa's 40-year transaction volume in just 5 years. If we consider stablecoins as a narrow base currency M0 > 250 billion USD ( in comparison to the traditional currency system M0 ), the total financial asset scale formed is conservatively estimated to reach 14 trillion USD, while more optimistic estimates believe it has reached 27 to 28 trillion USD.

Stablecoins are not only trading mediums but also important indicators of price trends!

Stablecoins (such as USDT and USDC) are the preferred tools for investors entering the market with fiat currency. When the supply increases, it means more funds are flowing into the market, creating potential buying pressure that may drive up the prices of assets like Bitcoin.

In the next ten years, it is predicted that all traditional financial assets in the financial market will go on-chain, and going on-chain is the only way to break through the time-efficiency limitations of traditional settlement models. In the next 5 to 8 years, the middle and back offices of the entire financial system will face tremendous changes, and the situation looks very promising!