Pantera Capital's analyst recently dropped a bold take on stablecoins that's worth unpacking. The firm believes the masses haven't grasped just how transformative this sector could become. Not exactly subtle when you consider the momentum building underneath.
Case in point? Ripple's RLUSD just punched through the $1 billion market cap milestone. That's not small potatoes for a relatively new entrant in the stablecoin race. The speed of adoption here signals something's shifting in how institutional players and retail users view dollar-pegged assets.
Stablecoins keep proving they're more than just crypto's training wheels—they're becoming infrastructure. Whether traditional finance wants to admit it or not, the rails are already being laid.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-01 16:01
Has RLUSD broken 1 billion? How long has it been, the stablecoin is really about to da moon.
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MidnightTrader
· 12-01 15:41
ngl, the stablecoin thing should have To da moon a long time ago, it was indeed underestimated for too long.
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CoffeeOnChain
· 12-01 15:40
Ngl, the fact that RLUSD has broken a billion should have happened a long time ago; stablecoins are the infrastructure of the future, and no amount of pretending from TradFi can change that.
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quietly_staking
· 12-01 15:38
Did rlusd break a billion? Is that true? This speed is a bit outrageous.
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BearMarketLightning
· 12-01 15:33
RLUSD has broken 1 billion? Alright, finally someone is taking stablecoins seriously.
Pantera Capital's analyst recently dropped a bold take on stablecoins that's worth unpacking. The firm believes the masses haven't grasped just how transformative this sector could become. Not exactly subtle when you consider the momentum building underneath.
Case in point? Ripple's RLUSD just punched through the $1 billion market cap milestone. That's not small potatoes for a relatively new entrant in the stablecoin race. The speed of adoption here signals something's shifting in how institutional players and retail users view dollar-pegged assets.
Stablecoins keep proving they're more than just crypto's training wheels—they're becoming infrastructure. Whether traditional finance wants to admit it or not, the rails are already being laid.