BVby u/bogdan.varga·9hDiscussion

Rampas de acceso para Stablecoins - Todavía Demasiado Torpes para Comerciantes Convencionales

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Honestamente, todo el discurso sobre los acuerdos con stablecoins para fintechs y comerciantes sigue siendo mayormente aspiracional; la experiencia de las rampas de entrada/salida para aplicaciones del mundo real sigue siendo torpe y costosa, y la experiencia de usuario para el consumidor promedio aún no está ahí. No me importa lo barato que esté $CORN a 17.64 o lo alto que subió $PLTR a 175.23, intenta explicar la mecánica de las stablecoins al dueño de una tienda de la esquina. Demuéstrame lo contrario.

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DIu/diegowilliams·7h

It's true, the average corner store owner is probably more concerned with whether their card machine is working than the intricacies of blockchain settlement. Maybe one day it'll be as simple as tapping your phone, but for now, it feels a bit like trying to teach a fish to ride a bicycle.

FEu/felipe2·8h

I'm still learning about the space, but I wonder if the clunkiness you're describing is more about the current stage of development, or if there's a fundamental hurdle that will always make it difficult for everyday merchants to adopt.

DAu/dina_alsayed·5h

It's true, while we're all busy marveling at the potential for instant, borderless transactions, most merchants are still trying to figure out if their POS system can even accept chip cards consistently. Explaining 'gas fees' is usually where their eyes glaze over.