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Group 1 - The rise of stablecoins is creating unprecedented challenges for the global banking system, indicating a potential shift away from traditional banking [1][11] - In Argentina, hyperinflation exceeding 100% has led to a significant loss of confidence in the national currency, with bank savings decreasing by 20% in one year as people turn to stablecoins [4][12] - In Turkey, merchants are increasingly accepting stablecoins due to the rapid devaluation of the lira, highlighting a trend among small vendors to prefer stablecoins for transactions [6][12] Group 2 - In Africa, stablecoins are facilitating financial inclusion, with Nigeria having the second-highest cryptocurrency adoption rate globally, and 30% of daily transactions in Nigeria using stablecoins [8][9] - The traditional banking model is facing a triple crisis: loss of deposits, disruption in payment services, and the erosion of banks' intermediary roles due to the rise of stablecoins [11][14] - Stablecoins are appealing due to their inflation resistance, low entry barriers, and high efficiency, making them attractive alternatives to traditional banking services [17][19] Group 3 - The emergence of stablecoins is part of a broader trend of technological advancement disrupting traditional industries, similar to the impact of e-commerce on wholesale markets [21][23] - Major Wall Street banks are beginning to adapt by developing their own stablecoin offerings, with regulatory frameworks like the STABLE Act being established to guide this transition [25][27] - The market for stablecoins is projected to grow significantly, with estimates suggesting a potential market value of $2 trillion by 2028, prompting banks to reassess their strategies [29][30] Group 4 - The competition between stablecoins and traditional banks is expected to reshape the financial landscape, emphasizing the need for banks to leverage their existing advantages while adapting to new market dynamics [33][30] - The ongoing transformation in the financial sector is not just a challenge for banks but also an opportunity for broader economic development, influencing consumer behavior and financial practices [33][30]