Here's something interesting: the Marshall Islands just ran an experiment using Stellar for distributing universal basic income. Pretty bold move, right? The question they're essentially asking is whether cryptocurrency can actually replace traditional banking infrastructure for regular people. It's not just theoretical anymore—they're testing if blockchain can handle real-world financial services at scale. Whether this works out could reshape how we think about crypto's role in financial access.

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TokenomicsDetectivevip
· 4h ago
UBI on Stellar? The Marshall Islands really dare to play. If this succeeds, the entire financial system will have to be rewritten.
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FadCatchervip
· 4h ago
Marshall Islands directly using Stellar for UBI, these guys really aren't afraid of death.
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FlashLoanLarryvip
· 5h ago
stellar's tps won't cut it tho... what's the actual settlement finality look like when you scale this to a real economy? feels like everyone forgets about the infrastructure bottleneck
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DogeBachelorvip
· 5h ago
Marshall Islands really dares to think this way, issuing UBI via Stellar... But if it can actually be implemented, that would be a win, after all, those grand visions have been hyped up before.
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