Watching how stablecoins react to the broader market moves

It's been interesting to see the broader market jitters, especially with things like $SLV dropping over 3.5% today to $52.01. That kind of volatility in traditional safe havens makes me wonder more about the real-world stability of stablecoins for everyday transactions. If we start seeing persistent, larger moves across the board, how do the on/off-ramps for fintechs and merchants really hold up? I'm not talking about de-pegging, but more about the operational efficiency and the cost of converting in and out when the underlying fiat is itself seeing larger swings. Thinking specifically about how that impacts smaller businesses integrating stablecoin payments – less about the tech, more about the practical financial implications for their balance sheets. Curious what others are noticing.