On/off-ramp volumes for USDC hitting new ATH by Q3

Been watching the stablecoin payment rails mature, and it's starting to look like the plumbing is finally robust enough for real enterprise-level adoption beyond just crypto native firms. Specifically, with the institutional money beginning to drip into various digital asset vehicles and the increased clarity around regulatory frameworks in key jurisdictions, I'm putting a 65% probability on USDC on/off-ramp volumes hitting a new all-time high by the end of Q3 this year. The reasoning is fairly straightforward: as traditional finance players get comfortable with tokenized assets, the need for efficient fiat conversion, both in and out, scales dramatically. The current infrastructure, while still nascent in some aspects, has demonstrated resilience. We're seeing more fintechs integrate direct stablecoin settlement, sidestepping slower, more expensive traditional banking rails. It's not just about $BTC anymore; it's about the backend efficiency. The friction associated with moving large sums in and out of the ecosystem is decreasing, which inherently drives volume. We might see $GOOG integrate something similar down the line, but for now, it's about the payment processors.