Crypto-native and stablecoins walk on two legs; Tempo's playbook seems to be clear—let enterprises use it first, then discuss other things.

[ME AI]() Message, recently, Liu Feng, the founder of Chainwen, and Dan Romero, the former founder of Farcaster and a member of the Tempo team, engaged in a series of discussions on topics such as payments, cryptocurrencies, and AI Agents. Among them, Dan Romero responded to some questions raised by the public and Liu Feng, with the key points as follows: 1. The reasons for the shift from idealistic socialfi products to blockchain mainnets led by large enterprises: “The crypto world has changed; now there are two kinds of things—stablecoins and crypto (more native).” The goal of Tempo and the playbook is: “Starting with payment services, cooperating with large, mature companies to help them develop on-chain payments and promote their business growth; then, combining …”