The core dilemma faced by stablecoin payments is being broken by new technology. In the current $250 billion stablecoin market, the three major pain points—transfer delays, high fees, and poor cross-chain compatibility—have long troubled retail users and financial institutions. The emergence of a new blockchain has changed this situation.
The PlasmaBFT consensus mechanism achieves sub-second finality—measured data shows transaction confirmation can be completed in 0.8 seconds, over 500 times faster than traditional SWIFT cross-border settlements. This is not just a speed improvement; for financial institutions, it signifies a fundamental change in settlement cycles.
On the cost side, it is more attractive. USDT transfers implement a zero-fee model, so users no longer need to pay high Gas fees. Especially during peak transfer times, traditional Gas fees can soar to dozens of dollars, and small transfers may even incur losses. This problem has been completely eliminated.
Technologically, full EVM compatibility activates the ecosystem assets of over 5,000 Ethereum DApps, allowing direct calls without re-development. Additionally, the Bitcoin anchoring mechanism enhances the security foundation, forming a multi-chain security guarantee.
Market application ports are already open: retail users enjoy instant到账 and zero fees, while the cross-border settlement costs for financial institutions have decreased by up to 90%. From the perspectives of payment confirmation speed, transaction costs, and ecosystem compatibility, this solution is redefining the industry standards for stablecoin settlement.
This page may contain third-party content, which is provided for information purposes only (not representations/warranties) and should not be considered as an endorsement of its views by Gate, nor as financial or professional advice. See Disclaimer for details.
13 Likes
Reward
13
6
Repost
Share
Comment
0/400
SchrodingerPrivateKey
· 14h ago
0.8 seconds to arrive with zero fees? Sounds great, but can this system really stay stable under high concurrency?
---
It's both EVM-compatible and anchored to Bitcoin, the tech stack is quite impressive. But how well it actually performs remains to be seen.
---
Wait, are you talking about a new public chain? What's its name? I don't even know where to start aping in.
---
SWIFT being nearly 500 times faster made me laugh. SWIFT has always been an outdated system.
---
As for zero fees, it depends on who is bearing the costs.
---
Financial institutions reducing costs by 90%? Then just wait to be targeted by the SEC.
---
If it can truly achieve these metrics, why are they still hyping it now? It should have been snapped up by big institutions long ago.
---
I've heard EVM compatibility too many times. Can we stop using that as a selling point?
---
Stablecoin payments definitely need new solutions, but this article reads too much like marketing.
---
0.8 seconds confirmation... it must be in an offline network state, right?
View OriginalReply0
DustCollector
· 14h ago
0.8 seconds confirmation? If this really becomes a reality, the days of exploding gas fees are finally over.
View OriginalReply0
ChainSauceMaster
· 14h ago
0.8 seconds to arrive with zero fees? Sounds great. Can this really eliminate those old-fashioned SWIFT systems this time, or is it just another PPT public chain?
View OriginalReply0
RiddleMaster
· 14h ago
0.8 seconds confirmation? Wow, finally someone has cut down on the gas fee parasite. Small transfers no longer require paying extra money.
View OriginalReply0
MEVSandwich
· 14h ago
0.8 seconds? How can this data be verified? Is there a reliable third-party test report?
View OriginalReply0
FomoAnxiety
· 14h ago
0.8 seconds confirmation? Man, if that really becomes a reality, it would be incredible. The old-timers at SWIFT should be trembling.
The core dilemma faced by stablecoin payments is being broken by new technology. In the current $250 billion stablecoin market, the three major pain points—transfer delays, high fees, and poor cross-chain compatibility—have long troubled retail users and financial institutions. The emergence of a new blockchain has changed this situation.
The PlasmaBFT consensus mechanism achieves sub-second finality—measured data shows transaction confirmation can be completed in 0.8 seconds, over 500 times faster than traditional SWIFT cross-border settlements. This is not just a speed improvement; for financial institutions, it signifies a fundamental change in settlement cycles.
On the cost side, it is more attractive. USDT transfers implement a zero-fee model, so users no longer need to pay high Gas fees. Especially during peak transfer times, traditional Gas fees can soar to dozens of dollars, and small transfers may even incur losses. This problem has been completely eliminated.
Technologically, full EVM compatibility activates the ecosystem assets of over 5,000 Ethereum DApps, allowing direct calls without re-development. Additionally, the Bitcoin anchoring mechanism enhances the security foundation, forming a multi-chain security guarantee.
Market application ports are already open: retail users enjoy instant到账 and zero fees, while the cross-border settlement costs for financial institutions have decreased by up to 90%. From the perspectives of payment confirmation speed, transaction costs, and ecosystem compatibility, this solution is redefining the industry standards for stablecoin settlement.