Stable coins should be free to trade on an exchange. Until that happens, it will not be widely adopted by the average joe.
Exchanges need to take some of that treasury interest and make it so, we can trade, sell, spend a stable at no cost to the consumer.
Yeah yeah, yield, blah blah blah. That may not always be there so, we need to be able to use a stable coin like a fiat dollar.
I can walk into a bank and withdraw $100 and walk away with $100, at the shitty debased worth that it is 😊
With a stable coin, we get $.98 of every dollar. How is that beneficial to us to use and exchange stable coins? Especially if clarity takes away the high yield rates?
Will the exchanges change this when clarity passes? If they want to compete, they should.
Guess we’ll need to watch it play out.
What are your thoughts?
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