The practicality of stablecoins is continuously expanding, and this time it involves the布局 of traditional financial giants.

IBKR Interactive Brokers recently announced a new move—supporting users to directly deposit USDC through the three mainstream networks of Ethereum, Solana, and Base, with trading fees controlled at 0.3%. For institutional investors accustomed to traditional financial channels, this is equivalent to opening a new door.

Why is this noteworthy? Because it signifies that traditional financial institutions are beginning to take the infrastructure of the crypto ecosystem seriously. Multi-chain support means users have more flexibility, allowing smooth entry and exit regardless of which network they operate on. The 0.3% fee rate also indicates that cost competitiveness is taking shape.

Of course, regulation has also kept pace—funds deposited via stablecoins will be subject to anti-money laundering monitoring, which not only protects user compliance but also reassures institutional investors.

From the indifference towards privacy coins like DASH and ZEC, to the hot popularity of high-speed chains like SOL, and now to stablecoins becoming a bridge connecting traditional finance and the crypto world, the evolution of the market is becoming increasingly clear.