While stablecoins provide some stability, their reliance on centralized entities or algorithmic mechanisms makes them far from perfect. The "stability" they offer is often tied to fiat currencies, which themselves are subject to inflation and geopolitical risks. As DeFi grows, the cracks in the foundation of stablecoins could become more apparent—regulatory scrutiny, reliance on centralized reserves, or potential algorithmic failures might hinder their long-term role. Stability in a volatile market sounds great in theory, but in practice, it’s a fragile system propped up by trust that can easily erode.