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62% of US stablecoin holders convert back to dollars due to merchants not accepting them

62% of US stablecoin holders convert back to dollars due to merchants not accepting them

AiCoinAiCoin2026/07/22 07:53
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A survey by MNEE Pay and YouGov shows that 62% of stablecoin holders in the United States have converted stablecoins back to dollars because merchants did not accept them; 84% of holders prioritize merchants that accept stablecoins, and 54% hold stablecoins for future spending. Among cryptocurrency holders aged 18 to 34, 88% hold stablecoins, while among those aged over 55, the proportion is 15%. The survey was conducted in April 2026 with a sample of 251 American adults who hold cryptocurrency, of whom 103 were stablecoin holders.
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