# stablecoins — X 热门讨论 (2026-09-14 00:11 UTC)
## @brian_armstrong (Brian Armstrong) · 09-13 23:42 · ♥143 ↻23 💬39 Community banks are in a stronger position to compete and win if they use stablecoins - and we're proud to help them.
We're helping 1,000+ community banks get access to stablecoin capabilities inside their existing systems, in partnership with @Moov. This unlocks faster settlement, lower costs, and real time access to capital.
The noise in Washington about stablecoins and community banks misses the most important point: stablecoins are an opportunity. > 引用 @coinbase: Banks benefit from crypto.
We're partnering with @Moov to provide small and community banks the infrastructure for stablecoins.
That means acceptance, settlement, and real-time funding for more than 1000 of them, through the tech stacks they already use.
This is what regulated stablecoin infrastructure looks like. https://x.com/brian_armstrong/status/2099282534949699631
## @zksnarks_ (zkSNARKs) · 09-13 23:58 · ♥85 ↻20 💬43 > zkSNARKS × Aurora Intents × NEAR Intents🛡️
We've partnered with @auroraisnear powered by @near_intents, to make the launch as smooth as possible.
Bid from any chain - BTC, ETH, SOL, BNB, stablecoins.
Everything settles in ZEC.
Here's how it works. 🧵 https://t.co/FM4dSTvJdU https://x.com/zksnarks_/status/2099286601939468364
## @scottmelker (The Wolf Of All Streets) · 09-13 18:05 · ♥43 ↻6 💬17 Caitlin Long says tokenized securities are dragging banks into tokenized deposits, and predicts stablecoins get squeezed out
"I switched from working on tokenized securities to tokenized dollars, because to me, until we have a tokenized dollar, you're not going to have the real benefits of tokenized assets, including securities, commodities, derivatives, loans. Until you can settle the dollar leg in a tokenized form."
"The tokenized securities piece is dragging the banking industry into the tokenized dollar piece. And my prediction, this will be controversial in the crypto space, is that tokenized deposits will squeeze out stablecoins, because there's just so much more liquidity behind them."
"Tokenized deposits access the entire liquidity of the banking system as a whole, and all the network effects of the banks being networked in the back end of their back offices already. Granted, it's not 24/7."
"I had a prep call for a tokenized deposits versus stablecoins panel at the Philadelphia Fed, where the bank folks assumed I was going to be rah-rah stablecoins. I came out and said I think tokenized deposits are going to elbow out stablecoins in velocity and volume over time. It shocked the bankers to hear somebody perceived to be a crypto person saying that." > 引用 @scottmelker: Bitcoin Is Winning As Treasury Takes Power From The Fed | @CaitlinLong_
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## @DooridooriX (DooriDoori) · 09-13 14:55 · ♥44 ↻5 💬2 Little brother, are you using stablecoins now? Do you know why?
There are fewer countries willing to keep buying U.S. Treasuries. China, Japan, and the UK have all been reducing their holdings at different times, while the supply of U.S. government debt keeps growing. So now, individuals around the world are increasingly becoming buyers of U.S. Treasuries as well.
At the same time, because of wars, economic pressure, and massive government spending, countries like the U.S., Japan, China, and Korea are creating enormous amounts of liquidity.
What happens next? Countries with weak currencies can see their exchange rates collapse, just as we have seen in places like Turkey, Venezuela, and Iran.
So what do people try to buy? Dollars.
And now the dollar itself is evolving into U.S. dollar stablecoins. The dollar is not disappearing or weakening. As cryptocurrency removes borders and makes global money transfers easier, the movement toward a U.S. digital dollar system is becoming even stronger. > 引用 @SabineZee: @DooridooriX @5xyxh Even if complete de-dollarization is unlikely anytime soon, creating localized payment workarounds still weakens the reach of Western unilateral sanctions & it shifts the landscape. https://x.com/DooridooriX/status/2099149932624318499