Watching stablecoin utility amidst CPI and rates talk

Bit of a head-scratcher with the latest CPI print, feels like the Fed's got more runway for hawkishness than some are pricing in. That said, I'm still keeping a close eye on the stablecoin utility angle, especially for cross-border settlements. If rates stay elevated, the friction costs in traditional finance become even more pronounced, which theoretically should push more fintechs towards leveraging the faster, cheaper rails that stablecoins offer. It's not about speculative plays here, but purely about the operational efficiency argument. Watching how services that bridge traditional fiat to stablecoins (on/off-ramps) continue to mature in this environment. The real test will be if mainstream adoption picks up meaningfully, not just among the usual suspects, but across a broader swathe of businesses. Meanwhile, my $EMXC holdings are enjoying the slight uptick, but that's more a general market drift than a specific stablecoin thesis playing out right now. And $CORN, well, that's just doing its own thing, completely divorced from my crypto musings, as it usually does.