@thedelneg

Personally, I believe that the future lies with stablecoins, at least because they are a more liquid, more transparent, and simpler alternative to USD/EUR for B2B transactions – anyone who has ever made a B2B SWIFT transfer between companies in different countries knows that a wide variety of difficulties can arise, including issues like "banking days" and other such challenges. In connection with this, I would like to share a statement from Coinbase, "we need stablecoins for every country" (https://x.com/base/status/1902773344036180250), which are aimed at the global market. They highlight countries such as New Zealand, Brazil, Turkey, Mexico, Canada, Nigeria, and Indonesia – stablecoins in these countries' currencies can solve remittance issues, facilitate global payments for companies in these markets, and provide access to the so-called "unbanked" segment (those who do not have a bank account).

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