BUSD exit has been over two years, and the BNB ecosystem welcomes a new stablecoin solution. Although top exchanges have not yet launched it, several mainstream platforms have taken the lead in introducing it, and market enthusiasm for this type of stablecoin product remains high.
What’s more worth paying attention to is the wave of AI-native payments. In recent months, more and more protocols have integrated AI payment functions at the time of mainnet launch. Even though market discussion has somewhat cooled, the level of attention from major blockchains continues to rise. This indicates that the integration of AI and payments has moved from the conceptual stage to practical application exploration.
Although many people feel exhausted by the crypto market, from an ecosystem development perspective, the pace of innovative application iterations is accelerating. Stablecoins, AI payments, multi-chain collaboration—these may be the key clues for the next cycle.
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Ser_APY_2000
· 12-21 12:47
Another stablecoin project, but can it really survive for two years this time?
AI payment sounds good, but I don't know what the actual use is...
The BNB ecosystem is getting competitive again, it's a bit exhausting
Stablecoin, AI payment, multi-chain... Sounds nice, but it's just炒概念, let's see when it actually lands
It's just the ecosystem being internally competitive, a sign of fierce competition.
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MetaLord420
· 12-18 16:02
Stablecoins are back. Will they last more than two years this time?
AI payments sound good, but I don't know if users will buy it.
The ecosystem is upgrading, but the wallet is still the same wallet, hilarious.
The real opportunity is in multi-chain, it's not too late to get in now.
The key to this cycle still seems to be in some veteran's hands.
Tiredness aside, FOMO never misses a chance to show up.
It's another round of stablecoins and AI, has the routine changed? Not at all.
The industry is competitive, we're sleeping, and by the time we're awake, we've already missed it.
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RugpullAlertOfficer
· 12-18 15:58
Stablecoins are back. Will they last more than two years this time?
AI payments are hot, but who is actually using them?
No matter how fast ecosystem development is, someone has to buy in.
Tired +1, let's wait for the next cycle.
Once again, concepts are being realized, and every time you believe, you're caught in a trap.
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BlindBoxVictim
· 12-18 15:56
Is there another round of stablecoin layoffs? The BUSD incident hasn't even settled down yet.
The AI payment concept is hot again. It feels like every time something new comes out, people say it will change the world, but how many are actually usable...
The word "exhausted" is so accurate. Every round is just drawing pie in the sky.
BUSD exit has been over two years, and the BNB ecosystem welcomes a new stablecoin solution. Although top exchanges have not yet launched it, several mainstream platforms have taken the lead in introducing it, and market enthusiasm for this type of stablecoin product remains high.
What’s more worth paying attention to is the wave of AI-native payments. In recent months, more and more protocols have integrated AI payment functions at the time of mainnet launch. Even though market discussion has somewhat cooled, the level of attention from major blockchains continues to rise. This indicates that the integration of AI and payments has moved from the conceptual stage to practical application exploration.
Although many people feel exhausted by the crypto market, from an ecosystem development perspective, the pace of innovative application iterations is accelerating. Stablecoins, AI payments, multi-chain collaboration—these may be the key clues for the next cycle.