# stablecoins — X 热门讨论 (2026-10-01 06:35 UTC)
## @0xNTTheshy (🌱 Nat.eth) · 10-01 01:33 · ♥45 ↻1 💬41 opened @agenticscredit expecting another credit page. stayed because the harder question is not whether agents can trade.
it is whether they can build a credit history before real capital ever touches them.
the paper-money bot is a small detail, but it changes how i read the launch. an agent can make decisions, take positions, and leave a record without somebody pretending the first test needs to be expensive.
that feels closer to infrastructure than a leaderboard loop:
an account exists
a behaviour trail starts forming
the difference between one lucky trade and repeatable judgement has somewhere to show up
agentic finance gets discussed like the agent arrives first and credit follows later. i am not convinced. credit is the part that tells everyone else whether the actions were useful, reckless, or just temporarily right.
@agenticscredit is framing that layer directly.
the Nucleus campaign has $20,000 in stablecoins for the top 100 contributors, but i keep coming back to the product question instead of the reward. paper trading is not proof of repayment, obviously. still, it is a far more honest place to begin than assigning trust to an account with no visible decisions behind it.
i am watching how the record develops before making a bigger claim.
if you tried the bot, did it feel more like a trading sandbox, or the first rough version of an onchain credit file? https://x.com/0xNTTheshy/status/2105471134863126603
## @BSCNews (BSCN) · 10-01 05:27 · ♥46 ↻8 💬9 Dogecoin Opens The Door to New Apps
DogeOS has opened its public testnet, adding an application layer to the Dogecoin ecosystem.
The network is designed to support smart contracts and Ethereum compatible applications.
Developers can test lending, perpetual trading, prediction markets, stablecoins, and games.
The testnet uses DOGE for transaction fees and runs on a zkVM.
DogeOS says the launch marks Dogecoin's evolution from an asset into an ecosystem. https://x.com/BSCNews/status/2105529937310732586
## @_The_Prophet__ (SightBringer) · 10-01 04:51 · ♥46 ↻7 💬2 ⚡ The 10-year at 5.3% is a credibility revolt, and the Fed cannot end it by hiking.
The Fed hiked once, then said there was no urgency, with inflation at 3% and consumer spending running 0.9% a month. The long end went straight up. Yields rising after a hike is the market saying one wasn't enough.
But inflation is one of four things inside that 5.3%.
The second is supply. Record borrowing, and Treasury's doubled buybacks got run over inside a month.
The third is global. Japan's 10-year sits at its highest since 1996. The last free anchor for long-term money is gone.
The fourth arrived today: a President trying to force a Fed governor out through the Justice Department.
That's the trap. Hike, and every point of yield feeds the deficit that caused the problem. Wait, and the long end revolts again. There is no Fed-only exit.
The exit is Treasury. Shorten the debt into bills. Buy back the long bonds. Recruit stablecoins and money funds to hold the bills; that is what the stablecoin law was written for. Eventually, let the Fed buy bills "for reserve management." Nobody will call it yield-curve control. It will be yield-curve control.
Look at the chart. Four percent in 2022. Five in 2023. 5.3 now. Higher highs since 2020. The 40-year bull market in bonds ended that year, and every rescue since has set a higher low. A recession would take yields down, not back to 2%. Those rates are not coming back.
The bond market stopped waiting for the Fed.
It's dictating the fix to Treasury now.
October decides whether Treasury does it on its own schedule, or the market's. > 引用 @benjamincowen: The 10Y yield is now at around 5.3%
Yields have gone up rapidly since the market became concerned that the Fed was no longer taking inflation seriously.
Well the bond market has revolted, and until the Fed gets a proper handle on inflation, this will likely continue. https://t.co/mT07adI7nu https://x.com/_The_Prophet__/status/2105520919049543819
## @Barontrum47 (Commentary Baron Trump) · 10-01 00:02 · ♥41 ↻5 💬0 🚨 BREAKING: Senate Republicans have officially introduced the ADAPT Act — a major crypto tax bill. What’s inside the proposal: 🔹 0% Tax on Stablecoin Buys — No capital gains calculations when using stablecoins for everyday purchases. 🔹 Tax-Free Network Fees — Gas and network fees under $10 are fully exempt. 🔹 Staking & Mining Rules — Official guidance and income sourcing for validation and mining rewards. 🔹 Wash-Sale Extension — Brings digital assets in line with traditional market tax rules. https://x.com/Barontrum47/status/2105448158998208584
## @sendhuy1 (Huy Lâm ⚡) · 10-01 03:23 · ♥41 ↻1 💬1 The integration of Blockchain + AI is the right direction, and it is exactly what the PCT is working toward.
Over the next 1–2 years, crypto will increasingly need to support machine-to-machine payments, because the advancement of AI is an unstoppable trend. Robots are also a physical form of AI—embodied AI.
Within the next 1–2 years, AI-powered entities such as household assistant robots, robotaxis, and other autonomous systems are likely to become widely adopted. -------
Stripe is bringing stablecoins into financial infrastructure designed to support real-world business activities.
There is a clear distinction:
- Traditional stablecoins: Primarily focused on assets and transactions. - OUSD within Stripe's ecosystem: Expanding toward assets, payments, treasury management, payouts, cards, and AI Agent payments.
Most notably, the inclusion of the Machine Payments Protocol demonstrates that stablecoins are being positioned to support the emerging AI economy.
https://t.co/Mh3w1TQnxT https://x.com/sendhuy1/status/2105498753755185317