Stablecoin yield opportunities keep shrinking, and regulatory caps are tightening by the day.
Right now, most new stablecoin projects chase the same tired playbook: back everything with U.S. Treasuries. It works, sure—but it's becoming crowded and frankly limiting.
What if stablecoins could do more? What if digital dollars lived fully onchain and actually generated productivity, not just yield? That's where the real next chapter lies—moving beyond passive Treasury stacking toward active, onchain economic participation.
The gap between traditional stablecoin models and what Web3 actually needs is widening. The upgrade isn't incremental; it's architectural.
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AirdropBuffet
· 01-13 19:02
It's the same old story... Treasuries piling up, yields still shrinking, and regulatory crackdown becoming even harsher.
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TestnetFreeloader
· 01-13 18:59
Is it the same old Treasury approach? I'm tired of hearing it. To be honest, the output capacity still isn't strong enough.
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DoomCanister
· 01-13 18:58
It's time to change this old routine; piling up treasury assets really doesn't mean much.
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0xSunnyDay
· 01-13 18:52
NGL, the vault yields are gone. Now, stablecoins can really only rely on the treasury to collect dust.
Stablecoin yield opportunities keep shrinking, and regulatory caps are tightening by the day.
Right now, most new stablecoin projects chase the same tired playbook: back everything with U.S. Treasuries. It works, sure—but it's becoming crowded and frankly limiting.
What if stablecoins could do more? What if digital dollars lived fully onchain and actually generated productivity, not just yield? That's where the real next chapter lies—moving beyond passive Treasury stacking toward active, onchain economic participation.
The gap between traditional stablecoin models and what Web3 actually needs is widening. The upgrade isn't incremental; it's architectural.