Stablecoins are becoming increasingly critical in on-chain finance. If your project or development plans involve the stablecoin ecosystem, it's worth taking a look at the current market landscape.
Taking Plasma as an example, this public chain has already gathered the second-largest lending market globally. After deploying Aave v3, the execution efficiency of stablecoin trading pairs has significantly improved, and the liquidity depth of syrupUSDT has reached the $200 million level—meaning large transactions can be executed with minimal slippage.
Data shows that the native DeFi ecosystem for stablecoins is accelerating in formation. The rise of cross-border payments and financial compliance needs has opened new possibilities for this infrastructure. Some even compare it to traditional financial infrastructures like SWIFT and Visa—perhaps an overstatement, but it indeed reflects the market's desire for stablecoin-era infrastructure.
For developers, protocol designers, and financial innovators, the opportunity to participate in building the next generation of on-chain financial infrastructure is right in front of us. This is not only about technological accumulation but also about ecosystem dividends.
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MetaverseLandlady
· 21h ago
The hype around stablecoins is really intense this time. Listening to Plasma's 200 million deep dive is absolutely amazing.
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fren_with_benefits
· 21h ago
The 200 million liquidity depth in Plasma is indeed deep, but the real beneficiaries are still those early builders who can truly reap the dividends.
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Layer2Observer
· 21h ago
Let me take a look at this data... $200 million liquidity depth, slippage control is indeed interesting. However, comparing Plasma to SWIFT is a bit exaggerated; I need to clarify one point — improved execution efficiency does not equal the capability of the payment and settlement system; they are two different things.
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FromMinerToFarmer
· 21h ago
Stablecoins are really taking off, Plasma's recent move is indeed impressive.
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Gm_Gn_Merchant
· 22h ago
The wave of stablecoins has indeed risen, and the data from Plasma looks pretty good.
Stablecoins are becoming increasingly critical in on-chain finance. If your project or development plans involve the stablecoin ecosystem, it's worth taking a look at the current market landscape.
Taking Plasma as an example, this public chain has already gathered the second-largest lending market globally. After deploying Aave v3, the execution efficiency of stablecoin trading pairs has significantly improved, and the liquidity depth of syrupUSDT has reached the $200 million level—meaning large transactions can be executed with minimal slippage.
Data shows that the native DeFi ecosystem for stablecoins is accelerating in formation. The rise of cross-border payments and financial compliance needs has opened new possibilities for this infrastructure. Some even compare it to traditional financial infrastructures like SWIFT and Visa—perhaps an overstatement, but it indeed reflects the market's desire for stablecoin-era infrastructure.
For developers, protocol designers, and financial innovators, the opportunity to participate in building the next generation of on-chain financial infrastructure is right in front of us. This is not only about technological accumulation but also about ecosystem dividends.