The data on the stablecoin market is quite interesting— the top 1000 wallets control 85% of the trading volume. What does this indicate? It shows that large investors and institutions are playing, while the interaction space for retail investors is actually severely compressed.

But from another perspective, this is precisely an opportunity for profit. When the market is highly centralized, project teams often increase airdrops to lower centralization metrics and diversify addresses, aiming to attract small accounts to participate. So recently, those new projects that emphasize "user-friendliness" are based on this logic.

I suggest you observe recent stablecoin-related ecosystem projects, especially cross-chain bridges and payment aggregation projects, as these typically require a large base of users. Positioning early for interaction with low costs and potentially more stable returns. The higher the data concentration in a track, the better the profit-to-risk ratio for retail investors to profit from it.