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Adam
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Amazing to see @0xtim.eth focus on real world use cases for small local businesses to use stablecoins for payments and self ownership! It'd be great for you to talk with @carlosjmelgar who's gone in person to help local businesses in Southeast Asia SEA and Latin America LatAm set up crypto payments. This is similar to the opportunities I observed in Bogotá, Medellín, and likely most of Latin America. LatAm seems to be more decentralized because local businesses are able to choose their payment method whereas Thailand seems to be more centrally controlled with the QR codes connected to big banks. The case can be made to the Thai government for allowing business to accept stablecoins to increase overall revenue with tourism spending for Thailand by making it easier fo consumers to pay. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aKJ87YKlpb0
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Adam
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Anecdotally it also seems LatAm is more decentralized with indie local builders of Ethereum L2s whereas SEA has more new alternative layer L1s. Perhaps this is due to the many big SEA investors who are incentivized by the potential of token launch profit to launch new L1s.
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