According to the source, Standard Chartered Research projects that more than $1 trillion could move from emerging‑market bank deposits into dollar stablecoins by 2028 as crypto adoption accelerates. Source: Standard Chartered Research. Stablecoins already accounted for the majority of on‑chain transaction volume in many emerging markets in 2023, with USDT and USDC transfers concentrated on Tron and Ethereum, indicating where incremental flows would likely settle. Source: Chainalysis, The 2023 Geography of Cryptocurrency Report. Traders commonly track stablecoin supply growth and metrics such as the Stablecoin Supply Ratio as liquidity proxies for broader crypto risk, linking changes in USDT and USDC supply to BTC and ETH market depth. Source: Glassnode, Stablecoin Supply Ratio methodology. Global policy institutions warn that rapid stablecoin uptake can accelerate cryptoization and pressure domestic monetary transmission and bank funding in emerging markets, a risk that would be directly relevant if large deposit shifts occur. Source: International Monetary Fund, analysis of cryptoization risks.

According to @rovercrc, Tom Lee said Standard Chartered’s $7,500 end-2025 price target for Ethereum (ETH) might be low, implying a more bullish outlook than the bank’s baseline. Source: @rovercrc on X, Aug 13, 2025. For traders, this headline can prompt upside repricing in ETH into 2025, potentially lifting near-term call demand and implied volatility if sentiment follows through. Source: @rovercrc on X, Aug 13, 2025. No new target or detailed timeline was provided in the post, so position sizing should reflect headline-driven uncertainty while monitoring ETH spot, funding rates, open interest, and call skew for confirmation. Source: @rovercrc on X, Aug 13, 2025.