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“What happens when DoorDash launches its own stablecoin and users want their money back?”
So then they could go and use that in their own internal treasury management. You know? Okay. So so but, like, yeah, I I I hear you. So, basically, it's like we're gonna use all the money that's in o
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...stablecoins, there are stablecoins, I would say, are probably 90%, 95% of all real world assets brought on chain. That number's moving lower over time. So stablecoins, certainly algorithmic stablecoins, have been in the news recently with Terra and L
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...own stablecoins that are also USD denominated to the point that those new stablecoins are somewhat fungible and interchangeable with USDC and with Tether. Because if all of them are compliant, then you can trust that all of them are likely to be ulti
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...the stablecoins are, I think, the first really big payments use case, and I think it's finally coming because the tech is good enough.
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...they're pegged to the value of the US dollar. The way that stablecoins really took off initially was that on a number of crypto exchanges, people wanted to be able to buy and trade using dollars. There were this book called The Cryptopians, and it ki
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...stablecoins. That's where UST falls. There are dozens of these algorithmic stablecoins that have been launched over the years.
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...stablecoins are, like, one to one. So it's, like, a dollar is equal to one stablecoin. And so it used to be a safe haven from crypto market volatility. That was, like, the general original thesis behind stablecoins. And now stablecoins are being seen
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...stablecoins without knowing you're using stablecoins. Because at the end of the day, no one really cares about using blockchains or stablecoins. They just wanna send money and receive money more efficiently, more quickly with better guarantees withou
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...stablecoins today. Then, of course, both of these stablecoins operate on top of blockchains. So another important piece of the stack is the infrastructure on top of which some of these stablecoins operate on. And then you have this kind of collection
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...a type of cryptocurrency that's grown its market cap to $164,000,000,000 in just the past four years. He liked that stablecoins could be moved in a way that was fast, cheap, programmable, and interoperable. He also liked that when they're pegged to a
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...stablecoins to win Web three rails because every time a stablecoin is issued, on the back end, someone's buying a treasury, and that's in turn incrementally lowering our cost of capital. And Tether alone was the seventh largest buyer of treasuries in
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...And if the merchant is willing to take Stablecoins, the merchant can get Stablecoins directly as well. So what they've done is because they are also the issuer, is they've got rid of the issuer bank. And if the merchant wants to take, Stablecoins as
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...is actually growing very Take a second to, quickly define stablecoins for the audience just to to get your people out. Let me define what a stablecoin is, which is that you put a dollar into a wallet somewhere, and in return, you get a digital token
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...other stablecoins as well. I wonder what you think of that trend, how that'll continue to pan out in the future. The details there have a lot to do with regulatory conditions. The passage of the Genius Act after it's had some time to cook and after s
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“USDC is the largest regulated stablecoin because it's compliant under regulations in the US and Europe. There's another one - Tether - but I think it's in the process of trying to clean itself up so it can participate.”
Convincing. Yeah. And convincing and and new folks, and you wanna partner with them. You wanna enable it. You have a a good partnership with, Jeremy Allaire, a friend of mine at Circle. Are they, like
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