XPL: The future of payment competition is not speed, but 'stability and certainty'
I have always felt that the mainstream public chain's pursuit of TPS is misguided.
Payments are not about speed, but about 'certainty'.
Every transaction must be successful
The confirmation time for each transaction must be consistent
There should be no fluctuations during peak periods
Costs must not fluctuate
Delays must not vary
This is the true requirement of payments.
XPL's light execution + fast confirmation + stable path creates a 'certainty network'.
When stablecoins run in the real world, users don't care about your TPS; they only care about:
Can it be like a bank card that never fails?
XPL is becoming such an underlying network.
What do you think stablecoins need to enter mainstream payments? Regulation? Merchants? Wallets?
