# stablecoins — X 热门讨论 (2026-09-17 05:09 UTC)

## @BossMon_02 (BossMon II) · 09-17 04:18 · ♥62 ↻0 💬65 Crypto is becoming more interesting as the industry moves from experiments toward fully developed infrastructure. Bitcoin has already established itself as a major digital asset while Ethereum continues expanding its role in decentralized finance and tokenized assets. Solana has also built significant activity around payments, stablecoins, trading, and consumer applications. These networks are no longer waiting for their first real use cases because people are already using them at scale. The next stage is about increasing adoption and making blockchain useful for more everyday financial activity.

What I find interesting is how infrastructure projects are becoming just as important as the major blockchains themselves. Chainlink is building around data, interoperability, and infrastructure that can connect traditional assets with onchain markets @quipnetwork . Aave has developed into a major lending protocol where users can already supply assets, borrow liquidity, and manage collateral through decentralized markets. These are examples of crypto products that solve specific problems instead of depending only on speculation. When other applications start depending on that infrastructure, the network can become much harder to replace.

Another major development is the growth of real world assets and tokenized financial products. Ethereum is currently playing a major role in institutional tokenization while projects such as Ondo are focused directly on bringing traditional financial assets onchain. This creates a bridge between traditional finance and blockchain infrastructure that could become much larger over time. The important part is that the technology is already being used rather than remaining a concept on a whitepaper. If adoption continues, crypto could become less about creating new financial systems and more about upgrading the systems that already exist.

Decentralized infrastructure is another area that looks increasingly mature because networks are providing services beyond trading. Filecoin is focused on decentralized storage while Render provides access to distributed computing resources and GPU capacity @NucleusCodes . These projects show how blockchain can coordinate resources that would traditionally depend on centralized providers. The challenge is making sure network growth actually creates demand for the underlying token because useful technology does not automatically guarantee token appreciation. That is why I think usage, revenue, token economics, and actual demand should be studied together.

My biggest takeaway is that the strongest crypto opportunities may increasingly come from projects that are already working rather than projects promising what they will build someday. A mature project should have real users, functioning infrastructure, strong liquidity, active development, meaningful integrations, and a clear purpose for its token. BTC, ETH, SOL, LINK, AAVE, ONDO, RENDER, and FIL represent different parts of this developing ecosystem and should be evaluated according to their own fundamentals. This does not mean mature projects are automatically good investments because valuation, competition, supply, and market conditions still matter. But in a market full of narratives, real development and measurable adoption give a project something much stronger than hype alone. https://x.com/BossMon_02/status/2100439141863571562

## @bengcryptoz (Bengcryptoz) · 09-16 19:28 · ♥45 ↻8 💬46 okay Oya this is actually pretty interesting to know 🤔

if you already hold USDC or USDT and you have ever wondered how to use those digital dollars to invest in US stocks, Hisa makes that possible.

basically, USDC and USDT are stablecoins crypto assets designed to stay close to the value of the US dollar.

so instead of thinking of them as just something you hold in your wallet, you can use them to fund your Hisa wallet and then invest in US stocks.

the process is so simple:

USDC/USDT → Fund your Hisa wallet → Invest in US stocks 📈

and you don’t need to buy a whole share either. Hisa supports fractional investing, and you can start from as little as $1.

I’m breaking down how the whole process works in the video because honestly, seeing it step-by-step makes it much easier to understand.

Check out Hisa: @hisanigeria

@superteamng. https://x.com/bengcryptoz/status/2100305742494322755

## @Xfinancebull (X Finance Bull) · 09-17 02:00 · ♥47 ↻5 💬4 🚨🚨🚨 $XRP holders, do you remember President Trump’s speech?

Trump said he wanted crypto built in America, protected self-custody, and rejected a central bank digital currency.

At the time, XRP was still fighting through regulatory uncertainty.

Look at where we are now.

The U.S. chose a path built around private digital dollars, public blockchains and regulated digital assets.

That gets my attention because Ripple already has pieces sitting across that exact landscape.

RLUSD can serve as the digital dollar.

XRPL can move and settle assets.

XRP can sit between different currencies and liquidity pools.

Ondo already brought OUSG, tokenized U.S. Treasuries, onto XRPL. Qualified users can subscribe and redeem using RLUSD.

Then Ripple kept building around it.

Hidden Road became Ripple Prime.

GTreasury became Ripple Treasury.

Ripple Prime now reports more than $3 trillion in annual clearing and 300+ institutional customers across digital assets, FX, derivatives and fixed-income repo.

Ripple Treasury connects 13,000 banks representing $12.5 trillion in payment volume.

And Brad Garlinghouse said it himself in February 2026:

XRP is the North Star for Ripple.

That line matters to me.

Payments. Prime. Treasury. Custody. RLUSD.

They are not random pieces anymore.

Even the U.S. market looks completely different. Bitwise, Canary and 21Shares now have XRP ETFs. The SEC and CFTC have explicitly named XRP as a digital commodity.

Scott Bessent has talked about regulated stablecoins extending dollar usage globally. BNY is the primary reserve custodian for RLUSD.

This is why I keep coming back to Trump’s old speech.

XRP does not need to become the dollar.

Let RLUSD be the dollar.

Let Treasuries stay Treasuries.

Let yen stay yen.

Let euro stay euro.

What asset connects all of those pools when money needs to move?

$XRP > 引用 @Xfinancebull: Imagine being able to buy $XRP and $XLM under $2 right now. Years from now, I think we’ll look back at this level and wonder how it was possible.

For years people argued over which blockchain would “win.”

I’m starting to think that was the wrong question.

The future Will Peck described on this interview on the rollup looks much bigger than one chain replacing everything.

DTCC processed approximately $4.7 quadrillion of securities transactions in 2025 and provided custody and asset servicing for roughly $114 trillion of securities.

Now that same institution is building a multi-chain tokenization system.

That changes how I look at $XLM and $XRP.

Stellar already has the clearest connection.

DTCC plans to make DTC-tokenized assets available through Stellar during the first half of 2027.

Think about what could exist inside that environment:

Treasuries.

Russell 1000 securities.

Major-index ETFs.

WisdomTree digital funds.

Stablecoins.

Ondo assets.

Private credit.

And Stellar already has an institutional ecosystem around those categories.

WisdomTree is there.

Franklin Templeton is there.

Ondo is there.

Stellar’s institutional report counted around $1.4 billion of tokenized RWAs across 67 products from 10 regulated issuers, while Tradable committed to bring up to $1 billion of private credit onto the network.

Now look at XRPL from another angle.

Ripple Prime sits in DTCC’s Industry Working Group.

Oasis Pro Markets became the first tokenization platform admitted to DTCC Fund/SERV.

Ondo OUSG already operates on XRPL.

RLUSD provides the dollar side of subscriptions and redemptions.

Guggenheim Treasury Services brought Digital Commercial Paper onto XRPL.

XRPL is also building Credentials, Permissioned Domains, Multi-Purpose Tokens, permissioned trading and lending infrastructure.

That’s why I don’t see $XRP and $XLM competing for the exact same seat.

I can see Stellar becoming an important distribution rail for regulated tokenized securities.

I can see XRPL becoming a powerful environment around liquidity, stablecoins, credit, fixed income and settlement.

Different jobs. Same transformation.

And after watching crypto for years, this is the kind of development that excites me most.

Not another temporary narrative.

The financial system itself is changing shape.

$XRP $XLM https://x.com/Xfinancebull/status/2100404374145208627