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Reading @sha's Bankless post today has got me thinking a lot about stablecoins, financial stability, and how stables (and nothing else) will be the real trojan horse towards bringing the world onchain.
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While stablecoins didn't exist in 2016, the vision of a fully distributed, open financial system captivated me from the start and has been my guiding motivation throughout most of my career since my days at Silicon Valley Bank.
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The idea that a farmer in Nigeria could have the same financial access as someone living in New York City is precisely why I started following crypto in 2016—long before diving headfirst into DeFi during DeFi Summer.
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Blockchain rails provide unprecedented financial inclusion—no matter your nationality or traditional banking access. This is exactly why I'm bullish on projects like Link (https://www.linkio.world/) that build financial services directly atop crypto rails.
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The real catalyst for blockchain and crypto adoption won't be NFTs, speculative memecoins, new DEXs, or even BTC—it's improving the core financial infrastructure that already exists!
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Stablecoins deliver what matters most: stability and real-world utility. When people have access to a stable currency, secure savings, and reliable financial services, the shift from surviving to thriving begins.
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