Reeve Collins, co-founder of Tether, who participated in the development of USDT, predicted in an interview with Wu Blockchain that next-generation stablecoins will evolve into 'Stablecoin 2.0'. He stated, "A structure will spread where reserve assets are fully and transparently disclosed on-chain, the stablecoin itself is separated from its revenue structure, and profits are precisely distributed to participants such as liquidity providers through programming functions. Furthermore, as AI reshapes the financial industry, blockchain and stablecoins will establish themselves as foundational infrastructure supporting real-time settlement of global funds."