A startup called Stable just raised $28 million to build something the stablecoin space has been missing: a blockchain designed specifically for USDT payments. In this clip, we break down how Stable's approach solves the biggest pain points in stablecoin infrastructure: - Using USDT as the native gas token eliminates the need for multiple tokens - Purpose-built blockchain architecture reduces network congestion - Lower transaction costs for cross-border stablecoin payments Backing from major players including Bitfinex, Hack VC, and Franklin Templeton Current blockchain infrastructure forces users to pay expensive gas fees in ETH or other tokens just to send stablecoins. Stable's solution treats USDT as both the payment method and the fee token, creating a streamlined user experience. The funding round signals serious institutional interest in stablecoin payment infrastructure, with even Tether's CEO participating as an angel investor. Key topics covered: - Stablecoin blockchain infrastructure challenges - USDT payment optimization - Purpose-built vs multi-purpose blockchain design - Institutional investment in stablecoin technology - Future of frictionless digital dollar payments This represents a significant step toward making stablecoin payments as simple as traditional digital transactions, potentially unlocking broader mainstream adoption. Learn more at stable.xyz #Stablecoins #USDT #BlockchainInfrastructure #CrossBorderPayments #Fintech
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