Ethereum

We should call them digital dollars, not stablecoins.

“Stablecoin” is a term only crypto insiders use. To everyone else, it’s confusing at best and alarming at worst.

But “digital dollars”? That’s intuitive. It captures the essence of what people actually experience - dollars that move faster, settle instantly, and work globally, 24/7.

Let’s reframe the conversation. If we want broader adoption and regulatory clarity, language matters.

Digital dollars are here. Let’s start calling them what they are. And yes, this logic extends to digital euros, digital pesos, and beyond.

Interesting perspective!👍  But from my point of view, I’m not a big fan of calling it a 'digital dollar.' Why? 🧐 Because the dollar is issued by the U.S. government, while stablecoins are not. They're just stablecoins—not issued by any government. They could be called something else, but I personally prefer not to use centralized terms like 'dollar,' 'euro,' or any other national currency to describe them.