Circle VP highlights AI agents driving demand for non-dollar stablecoins

David Katz, vice president of strategy and policy for Circle Asia Pacific, stated that tokenized real-world assets like stocks and bonds in local markets could increase demand for stablecoins linked to those currencies. He noted that agentic commerce, where AI agents trade independently, is expected to further boost demand for non-dollar stablecoins. Katz described South Korea’s digital asset trading environment as one of the most robust globally and emphasized the significant energy surrounding digital assets in Seoul. He also pointed out that while Bitcoin's market capitalization has reached 1.5 trillion, it remains small compared to the real economy, suggesting that South Korea's greater opportunity lies in the real economy.

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