# stablecoins — X 热门讨论 (2026-09-30 20:14 UTC)
## @BitMartExchange (BitMart) · 09-30 16:54 · ♥42 ↻16 💬74 Announcement on BitMart’s Initial Indicative Proposal and Roadmap https://x.com/BitMartExchange/status/2105340455676526717
## @KuwlShow (Rob Cunningham) · 09-30 19:20 · ♥63 ↻27 💬5 When the historical record ultimately establishes that President Donald J. Trump led a coalition that successfully replaced a fractional, opaque, intermediary-heavy, debt based banking system with a demonstrably sounder system built around full asset backing with applicable, transparent reserves, auditable ledgers, open access, rapid settlement, enforceable property rights, and institutional accountability - the historical significance will be enormous.
It will place Donald J. Trump in the relatively small category of U.S. Presidents associated with a fundamental redesign of American economic institutions, rather than merely a change in tax rates, regulation, or monetary policy.
The closest historical comparisons would be transformative periods such as Hamilton’s construction of the early federal financial architecture, Lincoln’s Civil War monetary reforms, FDR’s restructuring of banking during the Depression, and the post-WWII creation of the Bretton Woods order.
The distinction will be especially consequential because Trump’s reform actually eliminates the structural mismatch between immediately redeemable bank liabilities and less-liquid bank assets traditionally associated with fractional-reserve banking.
The Federal Reserve’s own historical material recognizes the relationship between fractional banking, liquidity stress, and bank runs, while the system relies on central-bank “reserves”, deposit insurance, “supervision”, liquidity facilities and other mechanisms cobbled together to offer an illusion of managing system risks.
Today, there is a genuine Fed transition underway toward regulated digital financial infrastructure. The GENIUS Act has produced federal rulemaking governing payment stablecoins, including issuer approval, reserves, compliance and anti-illicit-finance requirements.
Today, the evidence of global architectural modernization away from fractional-reserve banking exists in clear, plain sight. It will soon result in the abolishment of the centralized Fed System, one brilliantly outlined in “The Creature From Jekyll Island” by G. Edward Griffin and powerfully highlighted in the movie “MONEY DISRUPTED” by Fruition Productions.
Bringing in an entirely new, global, honest monetary system to replace the 1913 Federal Reserve system engineered to serve the control interests of the global deep state is a legacy that may never be surpassed, ever.
Book: @GEdward_Griffin 🔗: https://t.co/yeTFFSub6L
Movie: @Fruition_Films 🔗: https://t.co/Dd75O87z7r
GOAT: @realDonaldTrump
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## @minisendapp (Minisend) · 09-30 18:23 · ♥52 ↻10 💬11 @StellarOrg is backing us with $100k grant to keep building.
Stablecoins move across multiple chains, but getting that liquidity into local payment rails can still mean dealing with bridges, gas, fragmented liquidity and P2P.
We're building Minisend to connect those onchain flows to the local rails people already use across Africa.
More chains. More rails. Simpler settlement. https://x.com/minisendapp/status/2105362822683123838
## @AlbertAnaBoss (Albert Ana) · 09-30 19:15 · ♥52 ↻8 💬10 Seeing $BTQ discussing quantum security for Bitcoin and stablecoins on Fox Business is a pretty big shift from where this conversation was a year or two ago.
More importantly, they now have a 3-year commercial deal to deploy QSSN across Kaia, with BTQ earning a share of transaction fees and LINE NEXT's Unifi Wallet among the first consumer use cases.
Give the FOX news segment a watch below > 引用 @BTQ_Tech: BTQ CEO @olivierfrancois joined @FoxBusiness to discuss our three-year QSSN deal with @KaiaChain, one of the largest planned deployments of post-quantum encryption, and BTQ’s broader growth opportunity as industries prepare for a quantum-enabled world. $BTQ https://t.co/lFoZcpn9JA https://x.com/AlbertAnaBoss/status/2105376051517894851
## @LorenzoARK (Lorenzo Valente) · 09-30 18:05 · ♥59 ↻8 💬2 Stablecoins have officially made it to the Bloomberg Terminal.
Supply and market data are now available directly there https://t.co/ySLkvIlbNA https://x.com/LorenzoARK/status/2105358505482068114
## @emiliemc (Emilie Choi 🛡️) · 09-30 19:29 · ♥48 ↻6 💬8 Major Coinbase partnerships from the past month:
- Citi for institutional stablecoin access - Moov local bank stablecoin integrations - Stablecore for local bank digital asset offerings - $2 remittance fees on any amount to El Salvador
And we hired a new Head of Stablecoins, @mcarrica.
We're not slowing down. https://x.com/emiliemc/status/2105379614369648826
## @_The_Prophet__ (SightBringer) · 09-30 19:12 · ♥55 ↻4 💬5 ⚡️The United States may be building the most powerful form of digital dollar precisely by refusing to make it a CBDC.
A retail CBDC would concentrate distribution, liability, identity, and control inside the central bank. That creates enormous political resistance and makes the dollar’s digital architecture look explicitly governmental.
Stablecoins create a different machine.
The state keeps monetary sovereignty. Private companies compete to distribute digital dollars. Blockchains provide global settlement. Treasury bills sit underneath much of the reserve structure. Wallets and applications become the interface. The whole thing can spread internationally without the Federal Reserve needing to become everyone’s bank.
That architecture is potentially far more scalable.
America gets programmable money without having to nationalize the payment layer.
And here is the part crypto people often miss:
Stablecoins can look decentralized at the surface while becoming an extraordinarily effective extension of dollar power.
Every new stablecoin user is potentially another person choosing dollars.
Every stablecoin settlement rail makes dollars more native to the internet.
Every machine that needs a neutral digital unit can choose a dollar-denominated token.
Every tokenized asset market needs a cash leg.
Every AI agent operating economically will need something it can receive, hold, spend, and settle continuously.
The dollar already owns the strongest monetary network effect on Earth. Stablecoins can carry that network effect directly into the machine economy.
That is the real strategic prize.
And the deepest irony is almost perfect:
Crypto may end up strengthening the dollar system more than weakening it.
Bitcoin creates an outside monetary anchor.
Stablecoins turn the dollar into software.
Those two can coexist because they solve different problems.
Bitcoin stores monetary independence.
Stablecoins move dollar liquidity through programmable rails.
So the larger architecture forming is brutally coherent:
Bitcoin becomes the scarce reserve outside the system.
Stablecoins become the transactional bloodstream inside the system.
Tokenized assets become the programmable ownership layer.
AI agents become increasingly important users of all three.
That is the future hiding inside this CBDC debate.
The real contest is over who controls the monetary interface. > 引用 @WatcherGuru: JUST IN: 🇺🇸 Florida Governor Ron DeSantis says the US should "never" have a Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC). https://x.com/_The_Prophet__/status/2105375152557195508