2026-01-16 18:22:37

Your digital assets can actually be spent just like real money.

The problem is that most people hold coins but can't use them directly. Transfers require gas fees, cross-chain transfers need bridges, and you also have to worry about self-custody. These cumbersome processes render assets practically useless.

Now there's a way to change this situation—through a simple payment process, your on-chain assets can be immediately used in over 150 countries. How is this achieved?

**Core Capabilities:**

Covering a network of over 130 million merchants means you can directly spend in most parts of the world. No complicated gas fees, no delays from cross-chain bridging, and your assets are not entrusted to platforms. Sub-second routing transactions are silently completed in the background, with users experiencing no delay.

**Flexible Asset Support:**

Recharge with stablecoins, Bitcoin, Ethereum, supporting over 1,000 on-chain assets for direct spending. You control the private keys; the system simply enables these assets to circulate truly—just like naturally spending worldwide.

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SmartContractWorker

· 8h ago

Sounds good, but can the gas fees really be saved? --- Sub-second routing transactions? How is this technology achieved? --- Finally, someone has turned coins into real gold and silver. I've been waiting for this day for too long. --- Over 130 million merchants? That number needs to be verified. --- I trust that private keys are well-controlled; as for the rest, I need to see more. --- Cross-chain bridge delays are gone? That's a bit unbelievable. --- Supports over 1,000 assets, impressive. Is it real? --- The key question is how security is guaranteed. --- Finally, I can spend coins directly without hassle. --- It sounds like it's solving the issues I've been complaining about.

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quietly_staking

· 13h ago

Honestly, the gas fee system has been annoying for a long time. Finally, someone thought of solving this issue. This sounds like bragging, but if it’s really possible to spend coins directly without cross-chain transfers, I have to try. 130 million merchants? The number doesn’t seem to add up. Let me recalculate. HODLing coins without spending is the same as not HODLing at all. This idea is correct. I trust self-custody of private keys, but I’m worried it might just be another custodial scheme.

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GateUser-5854de8b

· 01-16 19:04

Someone finally explained this clearly. Previously, those projects hyped everything up but in the end, you still had to figure things out on your own.

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GateUser-2fce706c

· 01-16 18:52

This wave is indeed the secret to wealth. I have long said that payments are the true killer application of blockchain, and now someone is finally taking it seriously.

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AirdropHunter007

· 01-16 18:50

Sounds good, but truly seamless products that can be used effortlessly are still very rare. This is what I want—the coins just sitting in the wallet collecting dust is too uncomfortable. Over 1.3 million merchants? Forget it, first cover the mainstream cities before bragging. Self-managed private keys, no gas fees, real-time transactions—if these three points can really be achieved, I’ll try it immediately. It sounds a bit idealistic, but solving the difficulty of spending coins is definitely worth looking forward to.

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UncleLiquidation

· 01-16 18:49

Sounds good, but the gas fee really needs to be addressed, or else who would want to use it?

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