#维萨布局稳定币支付基建

JUST IN: The Bank for International Settlements warns dollar-backed stablecoins can bypass capital controls, finding them largely unaffected by foreign exchange restrictions that governments use to limit money flows. https://t.co/kgauaA25v7

💁‍♀️💁‍♀️💁‍♀️ The further integration of traditional finance and cryptocurrency.

good to see Jensen say this out loud crypto spent a long time on this same thesis, just about money instead of intelligence. everyone said open systems couldnt be trusted with anything that actually mattered, and last year stablecoins moved $33T. open was never the risky option, it just looked that way early on. the letter makes the point that open models strengthen competition, and thats the part we've already lived through. open rails meant anyone could build on them without asking permission and that competition is what helped drive stablecoin payment adoption forward this fast. all the data, compute and all the weights are heading into the same few hands right now and after spending all that time decentralising money, leaving intelligence centralised just doesnt make sense to me.

Hyperliquid isn’t just building another perpetuals exchange… It’s quietly turning perps into programmable building blocks for DeFi. Trade ➜ Borrow ➜ Lend ➜ Collateralise ➜ Build. The more financial “money Lego” pieces connect together, the harder they become to replace. This is how crypto evolves from speculation into real financial infrastructure. The winners won’t just have the most users… They’ll become the rails everyone else builds on.