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Alok Vasudev
@alok
It’s clear how stablecoins can reduce costs, but how can they increase revenue? Usually making more money is a stronger adoption driver than cost savings.
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​woj
@woj.eth
increase revenue from the crypto wealthy fiat poor cohort
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Bitfloorsghost
@bitfloorsghost.eth
the more of them in my wallet the more revenue I make, checkmate atheists
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Zach
@zd
cc @nvs.eth - know you’ve thought about this
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Jordan Olmstead
@ruminations
Thought a bit on this one. Some initial thoughts: 1) Cost savings enable micropayments, which create new "goods" people might pay for. As an example, "minting" an article, tipping a creator, etc 2) Programmability => methods for platforms to incentivize behaviors that create revenue for the platform, i.e. Farcaster using USDC to reward high-quality engagement + developer tools 3) Increases cross-border liquidity, which gives sellers in markets with weak/low circulation currencies easy access to global markets
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Mythr
@mythr
Hmm yea
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elton
@0xelton
fees on yield
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