Netomi CEO Projects $5 Trillion AI Market to Boost Stablecoin Demand
Puneet Mehta, the CEO of Netomi, forecasts that the customer experience market will expand to $5 trillion by 2030, potentially increasing demand for stablecoins and blockchain technology. Mehta emphasizes that AI and cryptocurrency should be viewed as complementary, not competitive, sectors, as advanced AI agents will require blockchain for efficient financial transactions, according to CoinDesk.

Puneet Mehta, CEO and founder of Netomi, recently highlighted the potential of the customer experience industry, predicting it will grow from around $500 billion to $5 trillion by 2030. This significant expansion, he argues, will drive increased demand for stablecoins and blockchain systems rather than detract from the crypto market.
Mehta points out that as AI increasingly becomes integrated into sales, conversion, and upselling, the need for robust financial solutions like stablecoins will also rise. He states that autonomous AI agents will require blockchain-based payment systems for real-time execution of transactions, asserting that current banking systems are not efficient enough for these needs. "An autonomous agent cannot rely on traditional banking systems that take days to settle transactions via manual paperwork," he said.
The interdependence of AI and cryptocurrency suggests that rather than competing for the same financial resources, both fields can advance together. Mehta noted, "The idea that AI is simply sucking capital away from crypto is a fundamental misunderstanding of where technology is heading." His views align with increasing sentiments among crypto executives that the adoption of AI could catalyze the use of stablecoins.
Many enterprises currently spend approximately $500 billion annually on customer experience knowledge work. As the market scales and AI moves beyond support services to complex decision-making functions, there is significant opportunity for growth. This detailed transition indicates that autonomous AI agents will not only need smarter decision-making abilities but also the infrastructure that enables instant transactions.
Stablecoin issuers and crypto payment solutions are positioning their offerings as vital components for real-time settlement and secure cross-border transactions. However, many enterprise software companies are still reliant on traditional payment systems, creating uncertainty about when blockchain-based solutions will be standard in AI-driven commerce.
The vision for a more automated future hinges on two critical components: advanced AI capabilities and accessible blockchain infrastructure tuned for instant payment processing. Mehta further emphasizes, "To achieve true end-to-end automation, these software systems require always-on capital rails that operate 24/7." The rapid development of such technology could significantly shape the landscape for stablecoins, making them a cornerstone of future financial systems.
Summary based on original reporting by Olivier Acuna at CoinDesk, originally published Jun 10, 2026. SolanaWire does not republish source content.

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