# stablecoins — X 热门讨论 (2026-09-27 19:05 UTC)

## @sriyans_v (V Sriyans | Gems) · 09-27 16:24 · ♥93 ↻8 💬90 i spent a lot of time going through @KiiChainio and instead of just making post about it, i decided to build something around the idea, genuinely, with my own ideas

firstly, kiichain is building an onchain financial rail that connects fx,stablecoins,payments and real world assets in one place

the simple idea is to make moving money across countries more easier using blockchain technology as the base

i filmed a short film with my bro called "the journey of one dollar"

it starts with one simple question

"i just wanted to send this across the world"

then the journey becomes complicated with step one,step two,step three and step four

the point was simple,why should money need so many steps

then everything changes

kiichain appears

the film moves into 24/7 onchain fx and then shows four connected ideas,fx,stablecoins,payments and real world assets

so, maybe money does not need more steps

alongside the film, i also built a fan made interactive kiichain website

the website explains all about kiichain

about onchain fx,stablecoins,cross border payments,trade settlement and real world assets

it also includes technology behind it,cmos sdk,cometbft,proof of stake,evm,ibc and cosmwasm

the rwa section explains how real world assets can be represented onchain with compliance controls such as kyc,kyb,eligibility and transfer restrictions

and the newest part is the yield vault section showing the live kiichain and experience with centrifuge,bitwise,aave,morpho and syrup

money moves across borders, currencies need to connect, stablecoins can move value onchain and payments need rails

kiichain is building around that https://x.com/sriyans_v/status/2104245898507346338

## @MarcoSalzmann80 (Marco Salzmann 🇩🇪🇻🇪 Ħ²) · 09-27 14:34 · ♥40 ↻10 💬0 🧵 Goods move. Money has to move with them.

@CPGroup_Live is expanding production and exports across Asia.

But follow the financial infrastructure around its ecosystem and something interesting appears:

Lightnet. Velo. Zebec. MoneyGram.

And MoneyGram appears in this story twice. 👇

Start with the real economy.

CP Vietnam is expanding its Feed → Farm → Food model, turning Vietnam into a production hub for international exports.

CP already exports processed food to markets including Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Russia and South Korea.

And more capacity is coming.

CP plans hundreds of millions of dollars in additional processing investments while using its international network to expand exports.

Goods are moving across borders.

Now follow the money.

In 2021, @lightnetgroup integrated its technology with @MoneyGram’s money transfer services.

Its Bridgenet solution connected Money Transfer Operators to MoneyGram and linked banking rails with non-bank agent networks across Southeast Asia.

Lightnet already had infrastructure connecting regional payout services with MoneyGram.

And Lightnet brings us to @veloprotocol.

In 2025, Velo, Lightnet and @OpenEden_X announced an ASEAN Settlement Network for stablecoins, cross-border payments, remittances, FX and institutional financial services.

Velo’s 2026 PayFi roadmap made the architecture clearer.

Its compliance layer is built on Lightnet’s ASEAN network foundation, providing fiat rails, regulatory infrastructure and corridor access.

Velo adds blockchain liquidity and settlement.

The stack starts taking shape:

Lightnet → Regulated fiat rails Velo → Liquidity + settlement Orbit Plus → Consumer access Zebec → Cards + spending

And the Velo × Zebec connection is concrete.

Velo selected @Zebec_HQ as the card partner for Orbit Plus.

Users can fund the card with USDC, BNB and VELO, while spending moves through traditional card rails.

Zebec is already part of Velo’s consumer layer.

But Zebec has another corridor:

Enterprise payroll.

In September 2026, Zebec, Stellar and MoneyGram integrated MoneyGram Ramps into Zebec’s enterprise payroll experience on Stellar.

@MoneyGram became its first fiat off-ramp, giving payroll recipients access to local currency through participating locations.

Now look at MoneyGram from both directions.

2021:

Lightnet → MoneyGram Southeast Asian payout infrastructure.

2026:

Velo → Orbit Plus → Zebec Consumer spending infrastructure.

And separately:

Zebec Payroll → Stellar → MoneyGram Global fiat off-ramp.

These are NOT one unified settlement route.

MoneyGram’s Lightnet integration and Zebec’s newer payroll integration are separate corridors.

But the network around them has become increasingly connected:

Lightnet ↔ Velo Velo → Orbit Plus → Zebec Lightnet → MoneyGram Zebec Payroll → Stellar → MoneyGram

Now zoom back out to @CPGroup_Live.

CP is expanding production and exports across Asia.

Lightnet, chaired by Chatchaval Jiaravanon, has spent years building cross-border financial infrastructure.

Velo is developing PayFi, liquidity and settlement infrastructure around the Lightnet ecosystem.

And @Zebec_HQ sits inside Velo’s consumer layer through Orbit Plus.

Meanwhile, MoneyGram appears at two edges of this wider network:

Historically through Lightnet.

Now through Zebec’s payroll infrastructure.

That does Not prove CP’s trade flows are settled through Lightnet, Velo or Zebec.

Nor does it establish one common MoneyGram settlement stack.

But it raises a fascinating question:

What happens when expanding Asian trade meets an increasingly connected digital payment infrastructure?

Production. Trade. Payroll. Stablecoins. Liquidity. Settlement. Consumer spending. Fiat off-ramps.

Different pieces of the same economic journey.

Follow the goods.

Follow the rails.

Follow the money.

Because when goods move across borders, money has to move with them.

👉🏻 https://t.co/3VdHjoQQlS https://x.com/MarcoSalzmann80/status/2104218068591210756

## @investelit (elitoinvestor) · 09-27 14:52 · ♥41 ↻3 💬1 I’m bullish on SEI because I think the project is still being underestimated. SEI is built for speed, low fees and high-performance applications, with a strong focus on trading, DeFi and the EVM ecosystem. One of the biggest reasons I’m excited about SEI is Giga. It’s a major upgrade designed to take the network to another level, with a long-term goal of reaching 200,000+ TPS and extremely fast finality. Giga isn’t just about making SEI faster — it’s about creating infrastructure that can handle a much larger amount of trading, DeFi and EVM activity. SEI also has a relatively small market cap compared with some major L1s, which gives it significant room to grow if adoption continues. If SEI can attract more developers, users, liquidity, stablecoins and major applications while successfully delivering the Giga vision, I think the network has the potential to become a much bigger player in crypto. Nothing is guaranteed, but the combination of the technology, Giga, EVM ecosystem and current size is exactly why I’m bullish on SEI. 🚀 https://x.com/investelit/status/2104222765708374132