‘Stablecoins’ are an outdated term from crypto’s early years: A16z
John Palmer, a developer and brand adviser, agreed, said it "feels like a bug" to call them stablecoins and that they should have a self-defined and non-reactionary name.
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John Palmer, a developer and brand adviser, agreed, said it "feels like a bug" to call them stablecoins and that they should have a self-defined and non-reactionary name.
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This maps to the Stablecoins hub, so it can help confirm whether that theme is gaining breadth across the crypto news cycle.
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