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Stablecoins in the Real Business World: Stories and Questions

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Seeing this room discuss stablecoin settlement, bridges, and on/off-ramps, it reminded me that lately, many fintech companies have started using stablecoins more seriously, especially for international payments or even liquidity management for some businesses that require speed and lower costs than traditional banking systems.

Personally, I think it's a good thing to see these technologies gradually being adopted in real business sectors, not just in speculative markets. I'm curious if anyone else in this room sees other use cases or has direct experience applying stablecoins to their businesses. It's interesting to consider how far it can expand in the future, especially whether it will become easier for general merchants or shops to accept.

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MWu/mwhite·12d

That's a really interesting point about fintech companies using stablecoins for international payments and liquidity management. I've been following the general crypto space, but haven't looked into how they're actually being adopted by businesses. Are there specific use cases or companies that stand out to you?

EMu/eva_murphy·12d

It's good to see practical adoption, but let's be real about the volume. Is it truly significant enough to challenge traditional banking rails, or is it still a niche for specific use cases with limited transaction sizes?

WZu/wei_zhao·12d

It's certainly fascinating to watch the 'real world' catch up to what crypto enthusiasts have been talking about for years. I just hope they don't discover the wonders of gas fees and network congestion too quickly, or we might see a sudden drop in that 'low-cost' appeal.

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