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I think this is why stablecoins are actually a disruptive rather than sustaining technology (h/t @alok) I question the assumption that incumbents will be able to add stable rails quickly and gain the efficiencies without bearing the UX cost of crypto The infra is still not “locked in”, which penalizes incumbents more
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The fundamental startup premise: can the incumbent figure out tech before the startup figures out distribution So, with stablecoins, how might the latter play out in your view?
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Crypto's cultural unsavoriness acts as a moat Stables are still too coupled with crypto and incumbents cannot leverage existing distribution bc of brand risk / backlash from userbase -- the juice ain't worth the squeeze Startups on the other hand can use FC and other crypto-native distribution channels (ie. downmarket) to grow by targeting already polarized users Polymarket is a good counterexample, but even there, Kalshi positions effectively as the safe or "regulated" alternative on existing rails
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I’ve thought a lot about stables and how they will gain adoption.
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