Visa's $49.88 Billion Trading Volume Ranks Ninth Amid Stablecoin Fears

On June 13, 2025, Visa's trading volume reached $49.88 billion, marking a 175.37% increase from the previous day and ranking ninth in the day's stock market activity. Visa's stock price fell by 4.99%, marking the second consecutive day of decline, with a total decrease of 5.48% over the past two days.

Visa's stock price decline was driven by concerns over the potential impact of stablecoins on traditional payment networks. Reports indicated that major retailers such as Walmart and Amazon are exploring the launch of their own stablecoins, which could disrupt Visa's existing payment infrastructure. This news led to a significant drop in Visa's stock price, as investors worried about the potential loss of market share to these new digital currencies.

Analysts have suggested that while stablecoins pose a potential threat, the fears surrounding their impact on Visa's revenue may be overstated. They argue that the company's strong brand and extensive network of partnerships could help mitigate any short-term disruptions caused by the introduction of stablecoins. However, the long-term effects of stablecoins on Visa's business model remain uncertain, and the company will need to adapt to this evolving landscape to maintain its competitive edge.