Elon Musk is going to pay influencers in stablecoins
Platform X is seriously studying using stablecoins to pay out to influencers and content creators
Insiders say negotiations are still ongoing
And it’s not just X—other social platforms are also quietly testing this model
Just imagine the scene
A video goes viral, and tips come pouring in
In the past, withdrawals required approvals, taking a layer off for fees, then the exchange rate bit you too
In the future, stablecoins settle instantly—global and universally usable—so middlemen are all out of business
That experience for creators is basically like New Year
Musk has long said he wants to turn X into a super app
Payments have always been one of the pieces he’s been obsessed with
From X Money paving the way all along to now finally setting his sights on stablecoins
What he’s after was never the old infrastructure built around credit cards
It’s that in the crypto world, transfers are faster than sending a text message
For stablecoins, this is the strongest traffic entry point in history
Once a social platform with hundreds of millions of users integrates stablecoin payments, stablecoin transactions will break into the mainstream
But don’t get too excited yet
If influencers receive stablecoins but can’t spend them, it depends on whether offline merchants accept them
If merchants don’t take them, they can’t be spent—so in the end, you still get routed back to fiat
So the real focus of this wave isn’t just paying salaries
It’s testing whether social platforms can become the mainstream entry point for crypto payments
If they can make it work—tips, e-commerce, cross-border transfers—everything can be moved in
The creator economy is the biggest billboard in the crypto world
And Musk and crypto payments are old acquaintances
Tesla briefly accepted Bitcoin to buy cars back then, but later stopped because of high energy consumption
Now he’s turning back to stablecoins
That shows he doesn’t want a coin-price story—he wants money that can actually be spent
If this path works, the payment experience will feel about one level smoother than the credit-card era
Do you think social platforms paying salaries in stablecoins is reliable?
Let’s chat in the comments—I’m bullish on this direction
And I really want to see how Musk finishes this game of chess
Click the avatar to watch the live stream
Every day, I’ll help you track stablecoin hot topics—not just what’s happening in the news, but also the logic and opportunities behind it 👉🦖
#稳定币 #马斯克
Platform X is seriously studying using stablecoins to pay out to influencers and content creators
Insiders say negotiations are still ongoing
And it’s not just X—other social platforms are also quietly testing this model
Just imagine the scene
A video goes viral, and tips come pouring in
In the past, withdrawals required approvals, taking a layer off for fees, then the exchange rate bit you too
In the future, stablecoins settle instantly—global and universally usable—so middlemen are all out of business
That experience for creators is basically like New Year
Musk has long said he wants to turn X into a super app
Payments have always been one of the pieces he’s been obsessed with
From X Money paving the way all along to now finally setting his sights on stablecoins
What he’s after was never the old infrastructure built around credit cards
It’s that in the crypto world, transfers are faster than sending a text message
For stablecoins, this is the strongest traffic entry point in history
Once a social platform with hundreds of millions of users integrates stablecoin payments, stablecoin transactions will break into the mainstream
But don’t get too excited yet
If influencers receive stablecoins but can’t spend them, it depends on whether offline merchants accept them
If merchants don’t take them, they can’t be spent—so in the end, you still get routed back to fiat
So the real focus of this wave isn’t just paying salaries
It’s testing whether social platforms can become the mainstream entry point for crypto payments
If they can make it work—tips, e-commerce, cross-border transfers—everything can be moved in
The creator economy is the biggest billboard in the crypto world
And Musk and crypto payments are old acquaintances
Tesla briefly accepted Bitcoin to buy cars back then, but later stopped because of high energy consumption
Now he’s turning back to stablecoins
That shows he doesn’t want a coin-price story—he wants money that can actually be spent
If this path works, the payment experience will feel about one level smoother than the credit-card era
Do you think social platforms paying salaries in stablecoins is reliable?
Let’s chat in the comments—I’m bullish on this direction
And I really want to see how Musk finishes this game of chess
Click the avatar to watch the live stream
Every day, I’ll help you track stablecoin hot topics—not just what’s happening in the news, but also the logic and opportunities behind it 👉🦖
#稳定币 #马斯克