Let's be honest. For many of us in the crypto space, stablecoins are an incredibly useful tool. We often refer to them as a neat feature: a "fast dollar," a way to transfer money at low cost, or a dependable foundation for building DeFi applications. They allow us to avoid the wild price fluctuations of Bitcoin and Ethereum when necessary.@XPL
But what if we're not seeing their full potential? What if we’re only beginning to understand what they can truly offer?
A new perspective is emerging, which we can label the "Crypto Psychic" view. This viewpoint doesn’t regard stablecoins merely as convenient tools; it sees them as something far more significant and foundational: essential monetary infrastructure.#xpl
Consider this. What is the most basic and reliable money system we know? For many, it’s traditional cash moving through banking wires and card networks. It's predictable and trustworthy. You don’t worry that a dollar sent from New York will "break" or transform into something else by the time it arrives in London. It remains just a dollar. The system is designed for that kind of continuity.
This is the central issue recognized by the "Crypto Psychic," which projects like Plasma are subtly tackling. The ultimate aim isn't solely to be "fast" or "low-cost"—although those aspects matter. The true, deeper mission is to establish economic continuity.
So, what does "economic continuity" mean?
It's simply the idea that money should operate consistently everywhere. Once stablecoins move past mere speculative use and start being applied in real-world scenarios—like paying salaries, settling invoices between businesses, or buying groceries—they must be reliably mundane. They should transfer across different blockchains, various apps, and even different countries with the same predictable ease as cash in the banking system.#xpl $SOL
Currently, many blockchains are focused on optimizing for other factors. They aim for higher transaction speeds (throughput) or more innovative connections for apps (composability). These are admirable goals. Yet, the "Crypto Psychic" raises a different question: "What happens to the money itself?"Let's be honest. For many of us in the crypto space, stablecoins are an incredibly useful tool. We often refer to them as a neat feature: a "fast dollar," a way to transfer money at low cost, or a dependable foundation for building DeFi applications. They allow us to avoid the wild price fluctuations of Bitcoin and Ethereum when necessary.
But what if we're not seeing their full potential? What if we’re only beginning to understand what they can truly offer?
A new perspective is emerging, which we can label the "Crypto Psychic" view. This viewpoint doesn’t regard stablecoins merely as convenient tools; it sees them as something far more significant and foundational: essential monetary infrastructure.
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