Lately, I’ve been feeling that the real stablecoin war has only just begun.
Binance has just invested $100 million for an equity stake in Circle, further deepening its partnership with USDC.
Earlier, I treated USDT and USDC as “dollars used to buy crypto.”
Now, they look more like payment + settlement + savings infrastructure for the crypto world.
The next round of competition may not be only “which coin goes up more,” but rather:
who controls the funds entry point, and who owns the users and liquidity.
Which do you usually prefer to hold—USDT or USDC?
Binance has just invested $100 million for an equity stake in Circle, further deepening its partnership with USDC.
Earlier, I treated USDT and USDC as “dollars used to buy crypto.”
Now, they look more like payment + settlement + savings infrastructure for the crypto world.
The next round of competition may not be only “which coin goes up more,” but rather:
who controls the funds entry point, and who owns the users and liquidity.
Which do you usually prefer to hold—USDT or USDC?