Security isn’t just a feature, it’s our foundation.

Great read about our rebuilding from @pritrules.

Appreciate the mention in this week’s Pione₿rs by @BlockchainFF . Zoth’s work on RWAs is just getting started. 🔗

RT @zothdotio: Stablecoins power most of what we call crypto today. But how do they actually work?. We’re unpacking the infrastructure laye….

Weekly Rollup #1:

Stablecoins power most of what we call crypto today. But how do they actually work?. We’re unpacking the infrastructure layer by layer, starting here. Link in the comments👇.

ⓘ this account is still bullish on stablecoins.

Stablecoins are no longer a crypto experiment. With regulation in place and institutions moving in, they are becoming the backbone of digital finance. Any company thinking long-term should be exploring how to launch or integrate a stablecoin. Join us as we dive into what.

Stablecoin going legit means more stability for the users. With the Genius Act in place, users do not have to rely on blind trust in companies. Now they know:. → The stablecoin is fully backed by real reserves (not algorithmic or fractional). → Users get a stablecoin they can.

With stablecoin comes transparency for companies. Stablecoins provide on-chain transparency, enabling anyone to verify transactions, reserves, and financial activity in real-time. This builds trust with users, investors, and regulators while holding companies publicly.

With the adoption of stablecoin, companies get more liquidity. Stablecoins enable instant settlement and reduce transaction costs, allowing companies to move capital more quickly and efficiently. They unlock access to global capital, support programmable payments, and improve.

Stablecoin adoption enables companies to achieve a global reach, garner media attention, and provide on-chain proof of trust, ultimately resulting in genuine visibility for both users and investors.

What does the acceptance of stablecoin mean for companies?. - It means Visibility. - Accepting or issuing stablecoins gives companies a borderless payment rail. - Accept cross-border payments instantly and cheaply.

With companies like Citigroup considering the launch of their stablecoin, even JPMorgan, which has historically been skeptical of stablecoins, is now exploring the concept of stablecoin. Traditional finance is starting to embrace stablecoins as a serious tool, not just a crypto.

Stablecoin is the key to the next-gen future. On July 17, US President Donald Trump signed the "GENIUS Act," a new law aimed at regulating payment stablecoins. That means stablecoins just went legit. So what does that mean for companies and user/market alike 🧵

onchain. together. now.

RT @zothdotio: Cross-border remittance is still stuck in the past. Every year, billions of dollars move across borders, and in 2024 alone,….

8/ People don’t need just another wallet. They need tools built around the real pain points of cross-border remittance. Join us as we dig into the challenges and what it’ll take to fix them.

7/ Billion move across borders every year, but much of it still runs on outdated systems. There’s a clear need for something faster, cheaper, and fairer. But access, education, and trust are still missing from many solutions.

6/ Security Gaps in Global Transfers. International transactions involve moving sensitive data across borders and systems, leaving financial information exposed to cyber threats, fraud attempts, and unauthorized access. Businesses must safeguard payment processes and customer.

5/ Compliance Challenges. Cross-border payments are subject to a range of complex regulations. Each country has its own set of rules for Anti-Money Laundering (AML), Know Your Customer (KYC), Counter-Terrorism Financing (CTF), and sanctions compliance. Meeting these regulations.