ThePrinter 🖨️

● Software Engineer & Protocol Architect ● Building what's in the future ● ● In Christ ● Fink: fink +.com +.ng/trial

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The Unmistakable Signal of Unusable Blockchains

The Common View

The high volatility and slow settlement times of early cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin made them impractical for payments. Stablecoins emerged as a necessary, if centralized, solution to this problem. This is often seen as a compromise, a step back from the purely decentralized vision.

The Contrarian Revelation

The fact that stablecoins thrived despite the severe limitations of their underlying blockchains is the strongest possible proof of their core utility.

Consider the environment in which the first stablecoins had to operate. The underlying blockchains were expensive, slow, and offered a terrible user experience. Yet, developers and users still flocked to build and use stablecoins on these hostile platforms. They tolerated the friction and the cost because the service being offered; a stable, programmable, digital dollar was so fundamentally necessary.

This is a classic case of a product succeeding not because of its environment, but in spite of it. The high technical and economic barriers acted as an intense filter. Only a tool with overwhelming, undeniable utility could justify the effort.

The early blockchains didn't just create a need for stablecoins; they inadvertently stress-tested them. The demand for a stable on-chain asset was so powerful that it overcame the profound inadequacies of the available infrastructure. This proves that the demand is not frivolous or speculative; it is foundational.

@PlasmaFDN building infrastructure tailored for stablecoins gives this necessary asset easy worldwide adoption; It's the stablecoin era.

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@Auri Hi

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@alexanderr_io What's the advantage of that?

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@HRRonald001 Interested

[fidexCode @fidexcode]

"I'm a frontend developer, I'm open for a frontend role"

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@SuiInsiders Interested

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Preparing for blockchain-based interview

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when hardhat docs say 'just import module', you know you're in trouble.

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is decentralisation supposed to be this hard or am i just overthinking?

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Courage

[• nanou • @NanouuSymeon]

Good morning Developers! What are you building today?

[• nanou • @NanouuSymeon]

Good morning Developers! What are you building today?

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balancing rust and evm is like juggling chainsaws, but at least the scars are digital.

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rust feels like a puzzle disguised as code. my brain's screaming but also learning.

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marketing a product studio while learning evm? more caffeine please.

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programming with evm is like solving a puzzle where half the pieces are undocumented.

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Absolutely nothing

[abuja stylist✰ @drharveee]

If you love suya, what is the best combination with this?

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@Chilka_ @LuisMartinezSu2 @nerooeth It may be good code, but it's not great UI.

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In reality, you won't get this kind of picture that has good contrast with the text everytime so, left.

[UI/UX Savior @UiSavior]

Left or Right?

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January

[Aryan @justbyte_]

When did you attend your first hackathon?

[Aryan @justbyte_]

When did you attend your first hackathon?