📅 January 27
A new study powered by PayPal shows that businesses are no longer asking if to accept crypto, but when to do so on a massive scale. The data is compelling: almost 85% of the payment strategists surveyed believe that cryptocurrency payments will be commonplace in the next five years.
📖The survey, conducted in October 2025 with over 620 payment strategy decision-makers, reveals that nearly 9 out of 10 businesses have already received inquiries from customers asking if they can pay with crypto. Even more revealing, around 4 out of 10 businesses stated that they already accept crypto at the checkout.
Among those that accept crypto, the impact is significant: they report that these sales represent more than a quarter of their total revenue, and nearly three-quarters indicate that crypto sales have increased over the past year.
The study comes at a pivotal moment for the stablecoin sector, especially following the passage of the GENIUS Act, which established clear rules for issuing and using fiat-backed tokens. PayPal, with its stablecoin PYUSD, was one of the first payment giants to adopt this infrastructure, a move now being replicated by banks, fintechs, and even DeFi projects with high-level political ties.
This adoption isn't being led by small, experimental businesses, but by large corporations. Approximately half of all companies with revenues exceeding $500 million annually already accept crypto, clearly surpassing small and medium-sized enterprises.
Topic Opinion:
If large corporations are already seeing a significant portion of their revenue coming from cryptocurrency payments, the rest of the market will inevitably follow suit.
💬 Do you think this will accelerate mass adoption more than any ETF?
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