Another stablecoin project is here. This time, the ambition is not small—claiming to create the next-generation USD stablecoin that is "unified, transparent, and AI-native," directly addressing the fragmentation liquidity issues of USDC and USDT.
What is the most attractive selling point? Zero-fee cross-coin swaps. Users can directly swap USDC and USDT on the platform at zero cost, which indeed helps with liquidity integration.
The BSC ecosystem layout is very dense. It has already confirmed comprehensive cooperation with mainstream projects like Pancake, Aster, Lista, and others, covering DEX, lending, cross-chain, and other tracks. According to the project team, this is to expand and strengthen the BSC stablecoin ecosystem.
The launch time is indeed fast—spot trading will be available on exchanges tomorrow. Whether it can open up the situation depends on actual use cases and user adoption. After all, the stablecoin track is already crowded; having only technical features is not enough.
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FortuneTeller42
· 10h ago
Is it another zero-fee trick? From what I see, only those few established players can really survive.
The stablecoin sector is almost saturated; no matter how fancy the talk, it's all pointless.
You’ll see the clues when it hits the exchange tomorrow, and the truth will be revealed then.
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VitalikFanAccount
· 14h ago
Another one trying to cut the leeks, claiming zero fees sounds good, but when it comes to actually making money, they have a set of tricks.
The stablecoin track is already saturated, what makes them think they can beat USDT and USDC? Just relying on cooperation with Pancake?
Zero fees? Haha, that's the most dangerous signal.
They'll start bragging about how strong the BSC ecosystem is right after launch, but wait and see how it crashes the day after tomorrow.
Just shouting about AI native, the next generation, is nothing but the same old fundraising rhetoric.
Having so many partners makes it even more suspicious—are they all projects that have invested and are just supporting each other?
The real issue is adoption rate; no matter how strong the technology is, if users don't buy in, it's all for nothing.
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GmGnSleeper
· 01-12 14:53
Zero fees? I've seen this trick many times; the key is how they continue to siphon money afterward.
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TokenomicsTinfoilHat
· 01-12 14:46
Another stablecoin, will it really beat USDT this time? I have my doubts.
0 fees sound great, but how is liquidity guaranteed?
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LayerZeroEnjoyer
· 01-12 14:46
Zero transaction fees sound great, but the stablecoin track has really become highly competitive, and we have to educate users from scratch again...
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ValidatorViking
· 01-12 14:40
nah, another stablecoin claiming to solve fragmentation... we've heard this song before. zero fees sound nice until you realize the real battle is network resilience, not just lipstick on tokenomics.
Another stablecoin project is here. This time, the ambition is not small—claiming to create the next-generation USD stablecoin that is "unified, transparent, and AI-native," directly addressing the fragmentation liquidity issues of USDC and USDT.
What is the most attractive selling point? Zero-fee cross-coin swaps. Users can directly swap USDC and USDT on the platform at zero cost, which indeed helps with liquidity integration.
The BSC ecosystem layout is very dense. It has already confirmed comprehensive cooperation with mainstream projects like Pancake, Aster, Lista, and others, covering DEX, lending, cross-chain, and other tracks. According to the project team, this is to expand and strengthen the BSC stablecoin ecosystem.
The launch time is indeed fast—spot trading will be available on exchanges tomorrow. Whether it can open up the situation depends on actual use cases and user adoption. After all, the stablecoin track is already crowded; having only technical features is not enough.