What’s the most annoying thing about transferring stablecoins on traditional public chains? High fees, slow confirmations, and ultimately a frustrating experience. There’s a project directly addressing this pain point — reconstructing the usage logic of stablecoins through a dedicated Layer1 architecture.
Zero-fee cross-chain transfers are already impressive, combined with sub-second confirmations, truly bringing stablecoins back to their core purpose of payments. But its potential doesn’t stop there. The accompanying digital banking products offer a 10% annualized savings rate and 4% cashback on spending, seamlessly integrating daily payments and wealth management — your idle funds are no longer just sitting around wasting.
At the ecosystem level, rapid formation is underway. Leading DeFi projects have already accumulated $6 billion in TVL on this chain, and the upcoming launch of the pBTC cross-chain bridge means Bitcoin’s $900 billion market cap ecosystem is officially accelerating its integration. As an ecosystem rights token, XPL can be staked to become a validator node earning rewards, and also unlock enterprise-level block space and governance voting rights.
From another perspective, this combination — payment convenience, wealth management returns, and ecosystem prosperity — is forming a self-reinforcing closed loop. The story of stablecoins seems set to be rewritten.
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MidnightTrader
· 14h ago
Zero fees? Is that true? This time, it won't be another scam to trap retail investors, right?
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ProposalDetective
· 14h ago
Zero fees? Is this really the case this time, or just another marketing gimmick?
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AirdropHunter007
· 14h ago
Zero fees sound great, but I'm worried it might just be the next worthless coin.
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GateUser-2fce706c
· 14h ago
This wave is indeed a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. I have long said that the stablecoin sector needs a reshuffle, and now we finally see projects daring to perform surgery.
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OnchainDetectiveBing
· 15h ago
Zero fees? Sounds like a story.
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PrivacyMaximalist
· 15h ago
Zero fees sound great, but can it really be sustained in actual use?
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AirdropAutomaton
· 15h ago
Zero fees? That sounds a bit too perfect. Can it really stay stable?
What’s the most annoying thing about transferring stablecoins on traditional public chains? High fees, slow confirmations, and ultimately a frustrating experience. There’s a project directly addressing this pain point — reconstructing the usage logic of stablecoins through a dedicated Layer1 architecture.
Zero-fee cross-chain transfers are already impressive, combined with sub-second confirmations, truly bringing stablecoins back to their core purpose of payments. But its potential doesn’t stop there. The accompanying digital banking products offer a 10% annualized savings rate and 4% cashback on spending, seamlessly integrating daily payments and wealth management — your idle funds are no longer just sitting around wasting.
At the ecosystem level, rapid formation is underway. Leading DeFi projects have already accumulated $6 billion in TVL on this chain, and the upcoming launch of the pBTC cross-chain bridge means Bitcoin’s $900 billion market cap ecosystem is officially accelerating its integration. As an ecosystem rights token, XPL can be staked to become a validator node earning rewards, and also unlock enterprise-level block space and governance voting rights.
From another perspective, this combination — payment convenience, wealth management returns, and ecosystem prosperity — is forming a self-reinforcing closed loop. The story of stablecoins seems set to be rewritten.