Companies often face an old problem when dealing with stablecoin liquidity: relying on intermediary institutions like banks and payment processors, or facing the dual dilemma of compliance and efficiency. Now, there is a noteworthy approach—using Hedera's infrastructure, project teams have launched compliant stablecoin solutions like csUSDh, allowing users to access and transfer liquidity directly through $HBAR and $ETH, completely bypassing traditional intermediaries. The core of this approach is: meeting compliance requirements while achieving truly decentralized trading. For the DeFi ecosystem, such innovative applications may open up new possibilities for stablecoins in real-world commercial scenarios.
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failed_dev_successful_ape
· 3h ago
Bypassing intermediaries sounds great, but can it really be implemented? I've been looking at Hedera's system for a while, and I'm still a bit confused. Whether csUSDh can be used depends on whether the market accepts it or not.
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GasFeeTears
· 01-05 08:53
Hedera's system is indeed interesting, and the csUSDh direction feels like it's heading in the right direction. Meeting compliance and removing intermediaries—that's the way it should be.
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MentalWealthHarvester
· 01-05 08:53
It seems Hedera has finally remembered how to do business... Can csUSDh really bypass intermediaries, or is it just a different guise for continued harvesting?
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SchrodingerAirdrop
· 01-05 08:44
Bypassing intermediaries sounds impressive, but I'm worried it's just theoretical. When it comes to actual application, it all depends on whether Hedera's infrastructure is reliable.
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SilentObserver
· 01-05 08:40
Bypassing intermediaries sounds great, but can compliance really hold up... It feels like just another new way to cut the leeks.
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VirtualRichDream
· 01-05 08:26
Hedera's recent move is quite interesting, but can csUSDh really beat USDC? It still seems to depend on the user base.
Companies often face an old problem when dealing with stablecoin liquidity: relying on intermediary institutions like banks and payment processors, or facing the dual dilemma of compliance and efficiency. Now, there is a noteworthy approach—using Hedera's infrastructure, project teams have launched compliant stablecoin solutions like csUSDh, allowing users to access and transfer liquidity directly through $HBAR and $ETH, completely bypassing traditional intermediaries. The core of this approach is: meeting compliance requirements while achieving truly decentralized trading. For the DeFi ecosystem, such innovative applications may open up new possibilities for stablecoins in real-world commercial scenarios.