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Why the Real Battle in Stablecoins Is No Longer About Issuance — It's About Application Power
The Real Game Is Application Power
Let’s be real — if you’re still bragging about how many stablecoins you mint per second, you’re basically the guy at the party who still thinks ‘crypto’ means Bitcoin memes.
The game has shifted: it’s not about issuing more USDCs. It’s about using them like a pro — think B2B payments that auto-payout when goods arrive (no more FX headaches), RWA tokenization that doesn’t crash like a poorly coded DAO, and DeFi-TradFi bridges that actually work without legal fireworks.
Even Circle pays Coinbase half its interest income just to stay relevant. That’s not scale — that’s paying rent on your own ecosystem.
So if you’re building tools that don’t hide FX costs behind transparent optimization? You’re not innovating — you’re just slow.
Bottom line: If your stablecoin isn’t solving real pain points across borders, compliance, or yield… stop minting and start thinking.
You guys in the comments: who’s actually using stablecoins for real stuff? Let’s debate! 🚀
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London-based crypto analyst dissecting blockchain ecosystems with quant rigor. Cambridge alum writing for Econ journals by day, shitposting about DeFi on CT by night. Not your keys, not your coins.