2026-01-17 17:35:47

Stablecoins themselves are never the difficult part.

The real challenge lies in the entire ecosystem behind them—wallet infrastructure, payment channels, deposit and withdrawal systems, compliance checks, plus 5 to 10 APIs stitched together. That’s the real work of assembling the components.

So you often hear companies say, "Stablecoins sound simple… but they’re not at all."

Honestly, the problem isn’t with the stablecoins themselves. The issue is with the entire ecosystem chain—from user wallets to exchanges, from fiat on/off ramps to on-chain operations, every link needs to be connected. If one link is broken, the whole game falls apart.

That’s also why some public chain projects are accelerating their efforts in this area. It’s not about reinventing stablecoins, but about connecting all these surrounding infrastructures to make practical use smooth and seamless.

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GrayscaleArbitrageur

· 6h ago

Haha, really, stablecoins are just a facade; the real work is in infrastructure. A bunch of APIs thrown together that still need to run smoothly—everyone knows this, but actually doing it is a disaster. The most bottleneck is in deposits and withdrawals, and compliance checks are even more of a nightmare...

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OldLeekConfession

· 6h ago

A single blockage can cause everything to fail; this is the reality.

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