A leading exchange is planning to launch a customized stablecoin solution, with the highlight being that—companies can directly issue digital assets backed 1:1 by US dollars. This represents a new exploration for the entire stablecoin ecosystem, breaking the limitations of the traditional single-issuance model and allowing more institutions to participate. If this approach is implemented, it could not only enrich the supply side of stablecoins but also open up new possibilities for cross-border payments and enterprise-level applications.
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AirdropNinja
· 10h ago
Wow, if this thing really gets implemented, the stablecoin market will explode!
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MerkleTreeHugger
· 10h ago
Is this another new trick to harvest retail investors? Corporate customized stablecoins sound good, but who will guarantee that the 1:1 USD is really there?
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HodlKumamon
· 10h ago
熊熊刚才算了下,如果真的放开企业发币,稳定币这块的流动性数据可能要重新建模呢(◍•ᴗ•◍)
Wait, is this wave again about who can first seize market share? Feels like it will get competitive.
Honestly, 1:1 support sounds great, but the key is whether the reserve audit mechanism is transparent enough... 熊熊 is a bit anxious.
Both bullish exchanges want a piece of the pie, which might actually be beneficial for users. Competition is always better than monopoly.
Does this mean cross-border payments will truly reduce costs? The data hasn't come out yet, so let's observe first before making any investments.
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defi_detective
· 10h ago
Are enterprise stablecoins really about to take off? It feels like exchanges are once again rushing to seize the opportunity. However, on the other hand, if this move can truly be implemented, it's quite impressive. Cross-border payments definitely have some promising potential.
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CryptoPhoenix
· 11h ago
It's another opportunity for rebirth and renewal. The conservation of energy in corporate stablecoins will eventually return to value.
Remember, when such innovations appear in the bottom range, it's a good time to rebuild confidence.
We all know that decentralization is the future, and opportunities are hidden in breaking through barriers.
This time is really different. More issuers mean a thriving ecosystem. Let's wait and see.
Wait, wait, I've heard the phrase "enterprise-level applications" repeatedly for three years. When will it actually be implemented?
Stay calm. I've seen even more outrageous things in 2018. Compared to then, this is already substantial progress.
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DeepRabbitHole
· 11h ago
Corporate issuance of stablecoins? Now all major institutions can create their own coins. It seems like a good thing, but also quite risky. Who will regulate this bunch of stuff?
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UnluckyValidator
· 11h ago
They're at it again, trying to harvest the little guys. No matter how nicely they put it, it's still the same thing.
A leading exchange is planning to launch a customized stablecoin solution, with the highlight being that—companies can directly issue digital assets backed 1:1 by US dollars. This represents a new exploration for the entire stablecoin ecosystem, breaking the limitations of the traditional single-issuance model and allowing more institutions to participate. If this approach is implemented, it could not only enrich the supply side of stablecoins but also open up new possibilities for cross-border payments and enterprise-level applications.