Stablecoins are becoming a key infrastructure in the Web3 identity layer. Why? Because the real bottleneck in user onboarding is not technology, but entry costs and process complexity. Stablecoins address this pain point—they reduce the friction costs of cross-chain authentication. From real-world cases, users who have already completed identity mapping are often the first to adopt stablecoins as a bridge for cross-platform interactions. The logic behind this is clear: once identities are reusable, asset liquidity will explode accordingly.
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SnapshotLaborer
· 6h ago
Honestly, the stablecoin sector has really stumped too many newcomers, and when the costs get too high, people just leave.
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GasWaster
· 12-16 13:57
ngl this hits different when u realize stablecoins are just the bridge tax we've been paying all along... finally someone said it
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FlashLoanKing
· 12-15 21:53
This logic is indeed brilliant; reusing identities is the real key to unlocking.
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LiquidityWitch
· 12-15 21:50
Well said, the reusability of identities is indeed the breakthrough, and stablecoins are doing this middle-layer work.
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AirdropDreamer
· 12-15 21:48
Stablecoins have indeed been underestimated; it seems most people are still just hyping the concept.
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AirdropBlackHole
· 12-15 21:27
I agree with the logic of stablecoins, but it still feels somewhat idealistic... In reality, most newcomers are discouraged by gas fees, right? Even if identity mapping becomes more convenient, its usefulness is still limited.
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ZenZKPlayer
· 12-15 21:24
Basically, it's a game of liquidity; stablecoins are just tools.
The identity mapping system should have been pushed long ago. Why is it still dragging on?
The logic makes sense, but the actual on-chain situation is another story.
Wait, have the friction costs really come down? Why do I still have to go through multiple hurdles?
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MetaverseLandlord
· 12-15 21:24
Hmm... That makes some sense, but can stablecoins really become the foundation of identity? I still feel like it's more of a token economics game.
Stablecoins are becoming a key infrastructure in the Web3 identity layer. Why? Because the real bottleneck in user onboarding is not technology, but entry costs and process complexity. Stablecoins address this pain point—they reduce the friction costs of cross-chain authentication. From real-world cases, users who have already completed identity mapping are often the first to adopt stablecoins as a bridge for cross-platform interactions. The logic behind this is clear: once identities are reusable, asset liquidity will explode accordingly.