Lebo pride! I feel like someone like
@mcuban might be interested.
For years, blockchain hasn’t produced enough applications that are materially better than what existed before. I think something changed.
It’s not about crypto - it’s about financial infrastructure. Banks are issuing money on public chains,
@Visa transactions are settling in stablecoins, and regulated securities are becoming programmable. That’s what’s happening on
@StellarOrg .
Here’s sample of some of the exciting things that have happened on Stellar lately:
@BVNKFinance , a payments company now owned by
@Mastercard , plugged into Stellar. Now a business can now pay suppliers or staff in 130+ markets using digital dollars, without having to stitch together a different system for every country.
@usbank sent its own digital dollar across borders between North America and Europe on Stellar. It’s a sign that one of America’s biggest banks sees blockchain as a way to move money internationally in seconds, while keeping the safeguards customers expect.
Nuvanté built a prototype that links Stellar to the
@bankofengland core settlement system. It points to a future where digital dollars can be as safe and final as money moving between banks today.
@tether ‘s digital dollar
@USDT0_to , the most widely used one in the world, is now live on Stellar. It means more people can hold and send dollars on the network, which matters most in places where the local currency is unstable.
And
@MoneyGram launched a Stellar powered Visa card in Colombia. If your family sends you money from abroad, you no longer have to stand in line to pick up cash. It lands in your app as digital dollars, and you can spend it anywhere Visa is accepted with a tap of your phone.
Businesses, banks, central banks, and everyday people are all getting better access to the same financial system. That’s the whole point of what we are building, and it’s all here.