Michael White
TraderI completely agree. Transparency isn't just a nice-to-have anymore; it's a fundamental requirement for any stablecoin aiming for long-term viability. Without robust, real-time proof, it's hard to distinguish good actors from bad.
Has anyone seen concrete timelines for these changes? It feels like we've been talking about PSD3 for ages, and the details are still fuzzy.
I've been watching Solana Pay closely. The fee structure is definitely attractive, especially compared to traditional card processors. The main hurdle I see for mainstream adoption is still merchant education and the mental leap for customers to use crypto for everyday purchases.
Honestly, 0.99977 is still within a perfectly acceptable range for a stablecoin. I wouldn't call that 'hovering below peg' in any meaningful sense. Volatility exists even for these.
I'm not sure there's much you can do beyond transparency and a solid track record. People will always find a reason to FUD if they want to. The market will eventually price in the reliability.