#稳定币发展 After reading a16z's 17 trend outlooks, there's a core logic worth pondering—stabilizing coins upgrading from payment tools to infrastructure, which actually has a profound impact on copy trading strategies.

Traditional copy trading approaches often focus on short-term fluctuations in trading, but if the industry truly shifts from "trade-driven" to "infrastructure-driven," those deeply involved in RWA and fiat on/off ramps will be the winners in the future. This means I need to adjust my selection criteria—not just looking at who profits most from this wave of market movement, but who is laying out the foundational ecosystem opportunities.

Once the efficient fiat on/off ramp for stablecoins matures, trading liquidity will be completely reshaped. Currently, copying some experts might be about chasing short-term gains, but if they are simultaneously deploying strategies related to stablecoins, the value of this copy trading will continue to grow. In other words, risk-tolerant traders can continue to chase high returns, but conservative traders should focus more on those traders who have preemptively laid out infrastructure-level positions—they will be more stable.

The key is to identify during this transition who truly understands this shift, rather than those still engaging in pure hype. Practice will provide the answer.