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Why stablecoins are the future of business payments - a thread. Stablecoins: cryptocurrencies pegged to an asset such as the U.S. dollar, usually backed by equivalent value. Examples of stablecoins are USDC, USDT, BUSD, USDP, etc.

SBF being released is a good thing. I know it’s unpopular opinion.

Grateful for our brilliant Uganda team. Behind every line of code, every customer we support, and every transaction we process, there’s a person who cares deeply. 💙

From Fintech to stablecoins Stablecoin Issuers = partner banks Chains = payments processors Stablecoin APIs = BaaS infra Wallets = Accounts

Resist zero-sum mindsets

Most companies fail at product and distribution but it’s easier to blame distribution. If you’re failing at distribution, check the product.

I stopped advising founders or “telling my story”. Because if we told the truth, nobody would pursue founding anything. Recently, a friend I met said: we must say it and the few that are left after we tell the issues are the real ones. Whatever the outcome, no stable, sane person…

China took manufacturing because of cheap labour. Then labour costs started going up and they’ve now automated so much that car makers like Zeekr have factories that don’t require light or labour for some of their operations.

stablecoins will become core global payments infrastructure. this new platform will enable more economic choice and reduce transaction costs for consumers and businesses globally. with the Genius act's passage, 🇺🇸 can show the world what's possible

President Trump has signed the GENIUS act into law. This creates the first federal regulatory framework for stablecoins. We get clarity and legitimacy for our innovations. It’s a great day.

The GENIUS Act is getting signed today, bringing clear rules of the road for stablecoins. Here's why stablecoins are better money, how they're better for people and businesses, and the mental models you can use to understand them. My master thread on stablecoins. 👇