HEVN (@hevn_finance) is building a “Brex for non-US companies” — an alternative financial platform that lets businesses open virtual bank accounts in 8 banks worldwide, use USD cards with cashback for Google/Meta ads, and store funds in USD.
Congrats on the launch, @p_volnov and @Nikitadigital10!
https://t.co/yW9J3k0jR5
🇺🇸 Yesterday I have attend a gathering at the MAR-A-LAGO CLUB with @POTUS . Three reasons why stablecoins will be strongly supported by the current administration: 👇
1. US dollar dominance.
USD has to defend its role as the world’s reserve currency. Stablecoins can push dollars into every corner of global economies, and, over time, competing with weak local currencies.
2. Competition with China
The U.S. can't not let China launch the first global stablecoin, especially amid ongoing speculation that they are already working on it.
3. Democrats
President Trump first became interested in stablecoins after seeing strong political pushback against them from the Biden administration. It was literally: “they’re against it — so we have to support it.”
Ironically, I got the impression that stablecoins for Trump are less about technology and much more about geopolitics.
@hevn_finance is in a very strong position to benefit from all of the above. We essentially export the U.S. financial system to global internet companies, and friendly regulation is extremely important for us.
We're doing everything to reward real users and HOT holders. But if you're not a strong NEAR holder doing something useful in the ecosystem - your odds are close to zero
What a rocket
Overall, I don't think it's going to last long, but we'll see.
Meanwhile, ton is at $1.24, but considering that ton is linked to Telegram and Durov, and Telegram will soon be blocked in one country with one of the largest audiences, I have no faith in ton at all.