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#稳定币 The concept of stablecoins has been mentioned very frequently lately, and I only truly understood it today. Solana co-founder said that in the future, there will be stablecoins ranging from 1 to 10 trillion dollars on the chain. This number made me a bit confused, but it seems to imply that this sector is really important?
What surprised me the most is that Jupiter is launching its own stablecoin JupUSD, planning to convert USDC in the liquidity pool. To be honest, I didn't quite understand why so many projects are issuing stablecoins before, but now I feel my thoughts are gradually becoming clearer — stablecoins seem to be a bridge that better connects the crypto world with real assets.
However, I still have a question: will JupUSD be more stable than USDC after it launches? What factors should be considered when choosing which stablecoin to use? I want to hear everyone's thoughts, as this might be quite important for future trading.