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Jul 10, 2026, 03:25 AM
Binance's Financial Infrastructure Ambition: A Four-Dimensional Breakthrough in Stablecoins, Payments, Settlements, and Trading
Recently, Binance announced a series of data showcasing its leading position in the stablecoin market. The numbers, including a $53 billion stablecoin reserve, $1.2 billion in cumulative earnings, 10 million daily transactions, and 15 million monthly active addresses, all point to a trend: stablecoins are evolving from a trading tool in the crypto market to a more fundamental financial connectivity layer.
Binance's role is no longer just providing trading services, but rather pushing stablecoins closer to financial infrastructure in four dimensions: savings, payments, settlements, and trading. Like JPMorgan, Binance is making strides towards becoming a global financial infrastructure player.
Firstly, in terms of savings, Binance's stablecoin custody scale has reached the largest stablecoin custody node globally. According to the data, Binance's $53 billion stablecoin reserve (with a market share of 57%, presenting a leading position) has made it the world's largest stablecoin custody node.
The core transformation lies in Binance Earn's cumulative distribution of $1.2 billion in stablecoin earnings. In traditional finance, the average interest rate for US savings deposits is only around 0.38%. In the past, stablecoins on exchanges were just a 'temporary plaything' for users. Now, 30% of Binance users have allocated more than half of their assets to stablecoins.
Secondly, in terms of payments, the BNB Chain's daily average of 10 million stablecoin transactions, as well as Binance Pay's coverage of 21 million merchants (with a 114% surge in transaction volume), have jointly woven a decentralized payment network that spans the globe. Among the data that caught my attention, the median transaction amount has increased from $10 to $18, indicating that stablecoins' real usage scenarios are shifting from high-frequency, low-value 'retail transactions' to genuine 'commercial high-frequency settlements'.
Lastly, in terms of settlements, the narrative around stablecoins has long surpassed the initial stage of 'US dollar on-chain'. For example, non-US dollar local currency stablecoins such as EURI, AEUR, and KGST have cumulatively created over $5 billion in transaction volume on Binance, with on-chain foreign exchange transaction volume increasing by 670% since 2024. Binance's 'decentralized foreign exchange settlement' has gradually become a household name.
In terms of trading, the ultimate form of infrastructure is the reverse penetration of high-order derivatives and traditional assets. Among them, Binance has enabled TradFi perpetual contract trading volume to break through $50 billion in just five months, capturing nearly 47% of the market share. In the exchange field, Binance continues to shine. In traditional finance, Binance has also proven the feasibility of stablecoins, exchanges, and on-chain anchoring of traditional financial assets.





