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Mr_强
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🔥Teda Company is really afraid of what comes🔥 The big one is really coming
Yesterday I just said that the biggest risk of USDT is not the price But the counterpart As a result, today it has been confirmed
Tether is intensively preparing to raise 20 billion US dollars Target valuation of 500 billion‼️ This is to directly press USDC to the ground with its size
But looking back The issuer of USDC, Circle, is even more ruthless
Circle directly splashed funds Acquired a crypto company called Axelar With one move, it increased the coverage of USDC's public chain by 8 times
This is not an ordinary merger Axelar is the universal adapter in the blockchain world
Its cross-chain technology Allows USDC to flow freely between different blockchains Just like the Type C interface Compatible with Android and Apple
This move Directly fills Circle's biggest shortcoming No matter which chain USDC is on It can be used as money The usage scenarios have directly doubled
What's even more ruthless is Circle is not just buying technology But also bringing the entire R&D team of Axelar into the fold
Technology, talent, and a moat All at once
For USDT The real discomfort is not just these
While USDC is expanding wildly Its compliance has actually become stronger
The cross-chain risk control system that Axelar comes with Is like a security check system Making it easier for Circle to meet regulatory requirements Institutional funds are more at ease to use
In contrast, USDT From the day it was born Questions about compliance, reserves, and transparency have never stopped
Not long ago It was directly downgraded to the lowest rating by S&P
In summary
USDT is raising money USDC is spending money
One relies on size to crush One relies on infrastructure to penetrate
This is not a short-term competition But the ultimate route battle in the stablecoin world
Who do you believe in more? Welcome to follow + criticize
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