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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! 🚀
Solana's June Battleground: Pumpfun ICO, Terminal Wars, and the Rise of Launchpad Titans
So Solana’s meme engine just turned into a crypto TED Talk? I’ve seen bots win wars… but now they’re billing me for \(200B? My grandmother’s tea is still more liquid than my portfolio. If you think Pumpfun’s \)140M mcap is ‘small-scale’, then you haven’t been to the launchpad — you’ve been reached. Click here → [Believe App Screener]… or just admit your losses. Wait — did someone say ‘KYC-backed access’? Nah. It’s behavioral economics on chain. And yes — I’m still laughing.
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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.