Stablecoins are increasingly becoming integral to the $35 billion global gaming industry, according to a new report by the Blockchain Game Alliance (BGA). The report highlights the use of stablecoins like USDT and USDC by developers for paying creators, pricing in-game items, and retaining players, offering economic stability that speculative tokens lack. This stability allows for predictable in-game economies, faster payments, and seamless cross-platform asset exchanges. The BGA report also notes the success of platforms like Roblox, where top creators earn up to $38 million annually, is partly due to fixed exchange rates. Additionally, the emergence of gaming-specific stablecoins, such as Sui's Game Dollar set to launch in May, reflects a shift from speculative 'play-to-earn' models. Despite a rebound in investment with $129 million raised in Q3 2025, the sector's funding remains below the $1.8 billion raised in 2024.