Stablecoins? They're not just a trend—they're the endgame.
Think about it: once crypto hits mainstream adoption, most global transactions will flow on-chain. The stablecoin that wins user trust essentially becomes the default currency of that entire ecosystem.
And here's where it gets wild—nations won't just watch from the sidelines. They'll fight tooth and nail to back the stablecoin that represents their interests. Because whoever controls the rails controls the game.
We're not talking distant future anymore. The battle for stablecoin dominance is already heating up.
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ForumLurker
· 11-30 12:53
In simple terms, stablecoins are the next center of power, which is obvious to everyone.
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MEVHunterWang
· 11-30 12:49
Nah, this statement is too absolute. Can USDT, being so strong, really be shaken?
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MidnightSnapHunter
· 11-30 12:31
In simple terms, stablecoins are the payment layer of the future. Whoever gets the ticket to get on board will win.
The country will definitely get involved, there's no doubt about that... But the problem is that USDT has already won, do later entrants still have a chance?
Stablecoins? They're not just a trend—they're the endgame.
Think about it: once crypto hits mainstream adoption, most global transactions will flow on-chain. The stablecoin that wins user trust essentially becomes the default currency of that entire ecosystem.
And here's where it gets wild—nations won't just watch from the sidelines. They'll fight tooth and nail to back the stablecoin that represents their interests. Because whoever controls the rails controls the game.
We're not talking distant future anymore. The battle for stablecoin dominance is already heating up.