Lately, I've been paying less attention to who is telling the biggest stories about stablecoins

Because this track no longer lacks stories.
>What is truly scarce is:
Whether it has been integrated into real trading paths
So with BTCUSD1 perpetual contracts, I won't just look at 100x leverage.
What’s more worth watching is whether USD1 has entered:
➢ Quotation currency
➢ Margin
➢ Collateral
➢ Portfolio Margin
This isn't just about launching a trading pair
But about it starting to enter the trading settlement path.
>Solana also has some moves
On May 14, the related ecosystem announced a partnership with @byreal_io
On May 19, there was a trading competition and incentives
But incentives should be viewed with caution
They can bring short-term trading volume,
But that doesn't mean they can bring long-term retention.
>What truly matters is:
After the event ends,
Are users, liquidity, and trading frequency still there?
>Tempo also has an interesting angle
USD1 native launch on @tempo, becoming the first TIP-20 stablecoin, with a supply of over 4.5 billion
If it can extend from exchange margins to on-chain ecosystems and payment infrastructure,
Then it’s not just another new stablecoin
But begins to test whether it can become a reusable settlement asset.
I'm not blindly bullish on this angle.
It's just that the stablecoin track is now too competitive.
>Issuance scale is not the endgame
>Real usage is what matters
Who can enter real trading paths, who has the chance to be retained by the market.
$WLFI What truly needs to be verified later is not short-term sentiment,
But whether USD1’s use cases can continue to expand.
Note: The USD1 ecosystem is still developing, content is not enough to constitute any investment advice, DYOR
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