【Old Cabbage Observer】
$ZRO
LayerZero is increasingly looking less like a simple “cross-chain project.”
On September 21, Anchorage Digital Bank—regulated by the U.S. federal government—chose LayerZero as the interoperability infrastructure for issuing stablecoins. The first to integrate was Tether’s USAT.
In Korea, BDACS has also chosen LayerZero’s OFT standard to enable cross-chain transfers of the won stablecoin KRW1.
LayerZero has already connected 170+ chains.
Stablecoins are shifting from being a Token on a single chain to becoming financial infrastructure that needs to circulate across chains. Banks issue stablecoins, AI Agents make payments, and cross-border trade settles using stablecoins.
In the end, all of these things come down to one question:
How can the money be transferred safely from chain A to chain B?
LayerZero is moving in to capture that position.
Entry: $1.64–1.72
Take profit: $1.80 / $1.95 / $2.10 / $2.30 / $2.55
Stop loss: $1.57
$ZRO
LayerZero is increasingly looking less like a simple “cross-chain project.”
On September 21, Anchorage Digital Bank—regulated by the U.S. federal government—chose LayerZero as the interoperability infrastructure for issuing stablecoins. The first to integrate was Tether’s USAT.
In Korea, BDACS has also chosen LayerZero’s OFT standard to enable cross-chain transfers of the won stablecoin KRW1.
LayerZero has already connected 170+ chains.
Stablecoins are shifting from being a Token on a single chain to becoming financial infrastructure that needs to circulate across chains. Banks issue stablecoins, AI Agents make payments, and cross-border trade settles using stablecoins.
In the end, all of these things come down to one question:
How can the money be transferred safely from chain A to chain B?
LayerZero is moving in to capture that position.
Entry: $1.64–1.72
Take profit: $1.80 / $1.95 / $2.10 / $2.30 / $2.55
Stop loss: $1.57