CRYPTO 101 - 第 729 集:稳定币如何取代旧金融体系 封面

第 729 集:稳定币如何取代旧金融体系

Ep. 729 How Stablecoins Are Replacing the Old Financial System

本集简介

Stablecoins are quickly becoming one of the most important sectors in crypto and finance. In this episode of Crypto 101, we sit down with Ryan Saxe, co-founder and CEO of Eco, to discuss the rapid growth of stablecoins, why they matter, and how they could reshape payments, tokenization, cross-border money movement, treasury flows, real-world assets, and institutional finance. Check Out Scribe: Scribe.how/CRYPTO101 Check Out Webroot: https://www.webroot.com/crypto101 Check out Quince: https://quince.com/CRYPTO101 Check out Shopify: https://shopify.com/crypto101 Check out Mars Men: https://mengotomars.com Get my #1 altcoin pick for this month. Get immediate access to my entire crypto portfolio for just $1.00 today! Get your FREE copy of "Crypto Revolution" and start making big profits from buying, selling, Get immediate access to my entire crypto portfolio.. just $1.00 today! Go here to get access: https://www.crypto101insider.com/cryptnation-directm6pypcy1?utm_source=Internal&utm_medium=YouTube&utm_content=Podcast&utm_term=20250916 Get your FREE copy of "Crypto Revolution: Your Guide To The Future of Money". In this book, I reveal how to make (and keep) a fortune during this crypto bull run! http://www.cryptorevolution.com/free?utm_source=Internal&utm_medium=YouTube&utm_content=Podcast&utm_term=20250916 Chapters 0:00 Intro: Meet Ryan Saxe, CEO of Eco 0:32 Where the Name Eco Came From 2:42 What Eco Is Building 5:18 Why Stablecoins Are Exploding 9:27 Stablecoins Beyond Crypto Trading 13:02 How Investors Can Get Exposure 17:41 The Stablecoin Liquidity Problem 20:40 Who Eco Is Built For 22:07 Why Stablecoins Are Already Here 25:04 Where to Follow Eco and Ryan Subscribe to YouTube for Exclusive Content: https://www.youtube.com/@crypto101podcast?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on social media for leading-edge crypto updates and trade alerts: https://twitter.com/Crypto101Pod https://instagram.com/crypto_101 Guest Links https://eco.com/blog/author/ryne/ *This is NOT financial, tax, or legal advice* Boardwalk Flock LLC. All Rights Reserved ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Fog by DIZARO https://soundcloud.com/dizarofr Creative Commons — Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported — CC BY-ND 3.0 Free Download / Stream: http://bit.ly/Fog-DIZARO Music promoted by Audio Library https://youtu.be/lAfbjt_rmE8 ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Our Sponsors: * Check out Mars Men: https://mengotomars.com * Check out NPR: https://npr.org * Check out Quince and use my code quince.com/crypto101 for a great deal: https://www.quince.com * Check out Scribe and use my code Scribe.how/CRYPTO101 for a great deal: https://scribe.com/Crypto101 * Check out Shopify and use my code shopify.com/crypto101 for a great deal: https://www.shopify.com * Check out Webroot and use my code webroot.com/crypto101 for a great deal: https://www.webroot.com Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands Privacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

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Are you curious about the economic forces shaping your daily life?

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你们啊,就爱听这种大事梳理。

Guys, you love listening to the rundowns.

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我最近就是从这个NPR的《Planet Money》播客里了解到一些信息,特别是关于霍尔木兹海峡局势的那几期。

I get some of that information from this NPR Planet Money podcast, especially, recently with the war going on, the Strait Of Hormuz.

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You're just kinda getting those updates as they come from these guys.

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They put out a ton of awesome content.

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It's a different perspective from Crypto one zero one, but still a great listen.

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So go over there and check out the Planet Money podcast if stuff like current events and the finance world interest you.

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Each story on Planet Money starts with a question.

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Recent episodes ask why Pokemon cards are growing faster than your retirement count.

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关于战争的问题,就像我们最近在节目里聊得很多的那些。

Questions about the war, just like we talked about recently a lot on our program.

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From the job market to the stock market to prices at the supermarket, Planet Money explains it all.

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Planet Money is a different kind of world where the complex economy somehow makes sense, where human stories supersede abstract theories so you can learn, laugh, and be entertained.

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It's econ, but just down to earth.

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The hosts go to unusual lengths to explain the economy.

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They've published their own book to track the global supply chain.

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They've shot a satellite into space to understand the economics of the private space industry.

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他们潜入一场现场图书拍卖,展示创意是如何进入市场的。

They've gone inside a live book auction to show how ideas get to market.

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这档节目让你边学边笑,听完后看世界的眼光都不一样了。

It's the kind of show where you learn something, probably laugh and walk away seeing the world a little differently.

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And I think if you like Crypto one zero one, you'll enjoy Planet Money.

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So maybe check that out.

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Follow NPR's Planet Money podcast and understand how money shapes the world.

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When we started this podcast, it seemed like we had to figure it all out on our own scripts, set up filming schedules, logos.

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那时候压力大得不得了,每天都有新问题冒出来,等着你做决定。

It was super overwhelming and every day seemed to introduce a new decision that needed an answer.

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刚开始做一件事的时候,总觉得每天都有新的任务加到待办清单上,清单越积越多,最后差点把你压垮。

When you're starting off with something new, it seems like your to do list keeps growing every day with new tasks and that list can easily begin to overrun your life.

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Finding the right tools that not only helps you out but simplifies everything can be a game changer.

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For millions of businesses, that tool is Shopify.

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Shopify is the ecommerce platform behind millions of businesses around the world and 10% of all ecommerce in The US.

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From household names like us at Cryptnation and the Crypto one one podcast, where you can get our book and merch to brands that are just getting started.

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Get started with your own design studio with hundreds of ready to use templates.

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Shopify helps you build a beautiful online store that matches your brand style, accelerate your efficiency, whether you're uploading new products or trying to improve existing ones.

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Shopify is packed with helpful AI tools that write product descriptions, page headlines, and even enhance your product photography.

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Get the word out like you have a marketing team behind you.

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Easily create email and social media campaigns wherever your customers are scrolling or strolling.

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更棒的是,Shopify 就是你的电商专家,从库存管理到国际物流,再到退货处理,样样精通。

And best yet, Shopify is your commerce expert with world class expertise in everything from managing inventory to international shipping to processing returns and beyond.

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Sign up for your $1 per month trial today at shopify.com/crypto10one.

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Go to shopify.com/crypto10one.

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That's shopify.com/crypto10one.

Speaker 1

好了,各位。

Alright, everyone.

Speaker 1

今天我们请到了瑞安·塞克斯。

We are joined here by Ryan Saxe.

Speaker 1

他是Eco公司的联合创始人兼首席执行官。

He is the cofounder and CEO over at Eco.

Speaker 1

瑞安,欢迎你,很高兴你来。

Ryan, welcome, and it's good to have you.

Speaker 2

很高兴能来,布伦丹。

Great to be on, Brendan.

Speaker 2

咱们好好聊一聊。

Let's have a good conversation.

Speaker 1

兄弟,咱们这回肯定聊得特别带劲。

Dude, we're gonna have a good one.

Speaker 1

我跟你说啊。

Let me tell you what.

Speaker 1

我得先来个热身问题,咱们先热热身。

I've gotta kick us off with a little bit of an icebreaker here.

Speaker 1

Eco这个名字是怎么来的?和你们的使命有关系吗?

Where did the name Eco come from, and does it tie into the mission?

Speaker 2

是这样的。

Okay.

Speaker 2

其实这背后有个挺有意思的故事。

So it's actually a pretty interesting story.

Speaker 2

为了节省时间,我简单说一下。

I'll shortcut it in the interest of time.

Speaker 2

一开始我们公司叫Beam,但‘Beam’这个词其实挺常见的。

But, originally, we had we we started the company under the name Beam, and there are several beams.

Speaker 2

我们对‘Beam’这个品牌保护得不够。

We didn't have much brand protection around Beam.

Speaker 2

加密领域就有好几个叫Beam的,

There were a couple beams in crypto.

Speaker 2

没在加密领域也有好几个,所以这个名字太乱了。

There were a couple beams not in crypto, and so it was just a cluttered name.

Speaker 2

我们的一位天使投资人叫加勒特·坎普,他拥有'Eco'这个品牌的权利。

And one of our seed investors, a guy named Garrett Camp, had the brand rights to Eco.

Speaker 2

这是一个非常有价值的品牌。

It's very valuable brand.

Speaker 2

加勒特是优步的创始人。

Garrett created Uber.

Speaker 2

他特别看重品牌和品牌设计。

He loves brand and brand design.

Speaker 2

他手里还持有一系列他多年来积累的品牌。

He has sort of a portfolio of brands that he'd accrued over time.

Speaker 2

他原本打算用'Eco'这个名字创办公司或做个项目,但最后没做成。

And they intended to start a company or a project under the name Eco and didn't end up kind of doing that.

Speaker 2

所以这个品牌一直闲置着。

And so it was effectively unused.

Speaker 2

于是,在我们早期的投资协议里,我们就把这个品牌接手过来了。

And so as part of our early investment deal, we took over the brand.

Speaker 2

当时我们的想法是,找个比‘Beam’更独特、更易掌控的名字,但我们特别喜欢‘Eco’这种抽象感,它和稳定币、加密货币的使命很契合。

And our thinking at the time was clearly to get something more distinct and more ownable than Beam, but we really liked the abstractness of Eco related to the Stablecoin and Crypto mission.

Speaker 2

从品牌角度来说,它可以有各种解读——生态系统、经济体系,诸如此类。

You can play with it from a brand perspective in a number of different ways, ecosystem, economy, etcetera, etcetera.

Speaker 2

一旦你明白了它的含义,就再也看不回去了。

Once you you sort of see it, you can't really unsee it.

Speaker 2

所以,这个品牌对我们来说特别有价值,我们完全拥有它,连带相关的所有资产。

And so it's been it's been really valuable for us to leverage, and we we own it, including the assets around it.

Speaker 2

从这个角度看,它也确实给了我们优势。

And it's been an advantage from that standpoint as well.

Speaker 2

这就是它的由来。

So that's where it came from.

Speaker 1

我很好奇。

I was curious.

Speaker 1

在来之前,我翻了你们很多资料,就是随便看看。

I was as I was going through a lot of your material before this, I was just going around.

Speaker 1

我当时就想,这名字恐怕不太好拿下来。

I was like, man, that is probably a hard name to get.

Speaker 1

类似这样的名字。

Anything like that.

Speaker 1

就差一个字,却特别流行。

That's, you know, one word short, popular.

Speaker 1

Eco 这个名字,你知道的?

The name Eco is you know?

Speaker 1

我猜要拿到这个名字肯定不容易,但如果你有点内部资源或特殊渠道,那就说得通了。

I would imagine it's it it was had to have been a hard thing to get, but that would make sense if you kinda had a little bit of an inside scoop and allowance there.

Speaker 1

不过我想聊聊你们团队这段时间都在忙些什么。

But I wanna dive in to what all of you have been working on in terms of the team.

Speaker 1

你们在跨链、提升流动性、稳定币、代币化、现实资产这些方面都做了不少工作。

You guys have been building out a lot when it when it comes to just, you know, looking cross chain, you know, increasing liquidity, stablecoins, tokenization, real world assets.

Speaker 1

你们做的东西可太多了。

You guys name it.

Speaker 1

你们在这么多领域都有涉及,能不能给我们简单介绍一下你们现在主要在做什么?

You kinda have your hands in a bunch of these different areas, but can you give us a high level overview of what you're working on?

Speaker 2

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 2

我们最核心的工作,就是大规模地通过程序自动在各个使用稳定币的市场之间流转稳定币。

I mean, what we're really, really focused on is moving Stablecoins at large scale programmatically kind of across the markets that use them.

Speaker 2

明白吗?

Okay?

Speaker 2

这就是我们做的事。

So that's that's what we do.

Speaker 2

你们有时候会用‘协调’这个词。

You use this word orchestration sometimes.

Speaker 2

不同人说这个词,意思可能不太一样。

Some people mean a little bit different things with how they say it.

Speaker 2

但对我们来说,‘协调’就是指根据市场需求,自动编程实现稳定币在各市场的流动。

But when we say orchestration, we simply mean programming those Stablecoin flows across the markets where they're they're most in demand.

Speaker 2

所以你可以把Eco看作一个中立的路由层和流动性层,让稳定币能够顺畅流转。

And so you can think of Eco as kind of like this neutral routing layer and liquidity layer for Stablecoins to move.

Speaker 2

这意味着要在链上市场之间转移它们,比如在金库、DeFi协议和不同区块链之间流动。

And that means moving them across on chain markets, which means moving them across vaults and DeFi protocols and different chains.

Speaker 2

有时候,我们也会通过发行方或持有链下资产的做市商流动性协议,把稳定币路由到链下流动性中。

It also means sometimes routing them across off chain liquidity with the issuers directly or with kind of market maker liquidity protocols that hold hold those assets off chain.

Speaker 2

我们在这种动态环境中,特别擅长价格选择、实时监控和风险控制,能够高效地大规模转移稳定币。

And we're just really, really good at price selection and price monitoring and risk control across that dynamic environment, moving skip stablecoins at large size.

Speaker 2

这就是我们的核心业务。

So that's what we do.

Speaker 2

有意思的是,这其实也触及了你刚才提到的那些市场。

And what's interesting about that is it also touches on the markets that you said.

Speaker 2

你知道的,现实资产代币化、链上外汇,这些市场都在逐步成型。

You know, RWAs, tokenization, on chain FX, these are markets that are developing.

Speaker 2

它们未来会成为巨大的市场。

They'll be huge markets.

Speaker 2

稳定币市场本身已经很大了,未来还会变得更大。

The stablecoin market itself is already big and will be huge.

Speaker 2

但那些与稳定币相关、受其影响的周边市场,规模也会非常惊人。

But the adjacent markets that touch Stablecoins and correlate with Stablecoins will also be enormous.

Speaker 2

当你在链上交易外汇货币对,或者进出像现实资产代币化这样的金库头寸时,通常也得用稳定币来操作。

And so if you're moving through, like, an on chain FX currency pair or you're trying to get in and out of a vault position like an RWA or tokenization position, you're usually using Stablecoins to do that as well.

Speaker 2

所以我们擅长稳定币的路由,目的并不仅仅是在两种稳定币之间兑换。

So if we're really good at routing Stablecoins, it's not always only just to swap between two stables.

Speaker 2

更重要的是通过它来接入这些其他的链上市场,这正是我们的定位。

It may be to also access these other on chain markets, and that's where we sit.

Speaker 1

这说得通。

That makes sense.

Speaker 1

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 1

换句话说就是,

Kind of saying, hey.

Speaker 1

你知道吗,我们之所以能在稳定币上起步或成功,可能意味着它还有其他实际用途。

You know, we just because we started or we can succeed with Stablecoins, maybe there is a practical use case outside of that.

Speaker 1

听起来就是这样。

That's what it's sounding like.

Speaker 1

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 2

我觉得很多时候,就连对稳定币最乐观的预测都低估了它的真正潜力,因为它的用途不只是转账美元。

I think that a lot of times, even the bull case for Stablecoins underestimates the true bull case because the the use case is not just sending a dollar.

Speaker 2

更重要的是,它还支撑着其他同样巨大的应用场景,比如接入各类链上资产、路由链上外汇交易等等。

The that that also sort of underpins use cases that will also be enormous on their own, accessing those wall positions, routing on chain FX, etcetera.

Speaker 2

这其实反映了市场正在经历一个有趣的成熟过程。

And that's just an interesting kind of, like, maturity curve in the market.

Speaker 2

所以我们现在就站在这里。

So that's that's where we sit.

Speaker 2

所以我们觉得专注于稳定币非常有价值,这也是我们调整策略的依据。

That's why we think a focus on Stablecoins is so valuable, and that's how we optimize accordingly.

Speaker 1

过去一两年里,你对稳定币有什么看法?或者你观察到哪些变化?

What do you make or maybe what do you what have you seen in in terms of Stablecoins over the last one to two years?

Speaker 1

这几年。

Years.

Speaker 1

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 1

从我的角度看,我觉得观众也有同样的感受——稳定币确实增长了不少。

From my perspective, and I think the audience, it it feels as if there's been a lot of growth.

Speaker 1

我的意思是,不仅《稳定币法案》通过了,而且稳定币的发行量也大幅增加,大家总在听说各种惊人的增长数据。

I mean, not only did you have the Genius Act get passed, but in terms of how much Stablecoins are being created, and you always hear, like, all these big, you know, numbers about increases.

Speaker 1

甚至连上市公司现在都参与进来了。

And even, like, publicly traded companies now.

Speaker 1

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 1

你看,Circle在美国上线并开始交易,感觉现在事情特别多。

You know, with Circle going live and being traded here in The US, it it seems as if there's a lot going on.

Speaker 1

我想知道,你从幕后看到些什么?这种增长具体是什么样子?

I guess, what have you seen behind the scenes, and what does that growth look like?

Speaker 2

这是个很好的问题。

It's a great question.

Speaker 2

说实话,这让我很惊讶。

So it's pretty astounding to me.

Speaker 2

我从2017年就开始做这个领域,公司正式成立于2018年,专门做稳定币,但那时候太早了。

I've been building in this space since 2017, and formally, we started the company formally in 2018 for the Stablecoin use case, and it was way too soon.

Speaker 2

Circle是在2018到2019年推出USDC的,现在才慢慢开始起来。

And, you know, you know, Circle launched USDC in twenty eighteen, nineteen, so it's starting to grow.

Speaker 2

但当时我误以为稳定币两三年内就能普及了。

But at that time, I thought incorrectly that Stablecoins would sort of hit and kinda go mainstream within a couple years.

Speaker 2

结果因为各种原因,比预期慢了太多。

And it took way longer than that for a variety of reasons.

Speaker 2

但一旦它们开始爆发,增长速度实际上超出了我的预期。

But once they did, they've actually grown faster than I expected.

Speaker 2

明白了。

Okay.

Speaker 2

这就像是橡皮筋拉得比我想的要久,然后突然一下弹得比我还预料的更猛。

So, you know, it's like that that rubber band stretched for a longer time than I thought, and then suddenly it snapped more powerfully than even I predicted.

Speaker 2

所以这也就解释了我对你问题的回答。

And so that kind of frames my answer to your question.

Speaker 2

过去两年,稳定币市场的增长令人震惊。

The growth in the Stablecoin market for the last two years has been astounding.

Speaker 2

这主要得益于两个方面的突破,首先是底层基础设施的整体成熟。

It was really unlocked by two things, think, broader maturity of the underlying infrastructure.

Speaker 2

区块链必须能够扩容。

So blockchains had to scale.

Speaker 2

它们还得被认可为稳定可靠的金融底层设施,而这一点花了将近十年才逐步实现。

They had to be trusted as stable back end financial infrastructure, and that was just a development problem that lasted for the better part of a decade.

Speaker 2

过去几年里,它们终于达到了那个阶段。

And they kinda got to that point over the last couple years.

Speaker 2

然后,当然,监管也变得清晰了。

And then, of course, regulatory clarity.

Speaker 2

你知道,稳定币的技术基础早就已经明确了。

You know, the technology fundamentals of Stablecoins were apparent already.

Speaker 2

从很多方面来看,这种方式转移资金确实更优。

This is just a better way to move money for a number of different reasons.

Speaker 2

但到了机构层面,比如银行、交易台这些,如果没有明确的规则,他们根本不会轻易入场。

But when you get to a certain institutional scale, banks, desks, etcetera, they're not necessarily gonna dive in unless they have, you know, absolute clarity on how they interact with this technology.

Speaker 2

《天才法案》给了他们明确的依据,至少在美国,稳定币发行因此一下子打开了局面。

And the Genius Act gave them that, gave Stablecoin issuance that in The United States at least, and then it's just, like, opened the floodgates.

Speaker 2

潜在的能量早就存在了。

The potential energy was already there.

Speaker 2

过去几年里,这些能量被彻底激活了。

It was activated over the last couple years.

Speaker 2

所以有几个相关趋势我觉得特别有意思。

So a few trends that are relevant to that that I think are particularly interesting.

Speaker 2

你提到了稳定币发行这个趋势。

You mentioned the Stablecoin issuance trend.

Speaker 2

现在市面上已经有上百种稳定币了,主要来自六到八家大型发行平台,分布在市场的不同领域。

We now have 100 Stablecoins, you know, issued by, I would say, a short list of six to eight major issuance platforms in different corners of the market.

Speaker 2

这其中还有很多不确定性需要澄清。

And there's a lot of dust to settle there.

Speaker 2

哪些稳定币会面向普通用户品牌化,让人觉得它们是自己持有的资产?

What which of those Stablecoins will be retail branded and and and will want some notion that I'm holding the Stablecoins?

Speaker 2

哪些又会只作为后台的快速资金转移计价单位?

Which of them will be relegated purely to the back end as kind of a faster money movement unit of account?

Speaker 2

这些最终会如何发展,取决于发行方是谁,以及它们整合了什么产品等等。

There's some dust to settle there that's dependent on who's issuing them, what product they're integrated with, etcetera.

Speaker 2

我认为,未来几年这会是市场中一个充满机会的领域。

And that'll be, I think, think, fertile area of the market for the next couple years.

Speaker 2

但很明显,会涌现出一大批数字美元,它们需要在不同市场和产品之间实现互通,这正是我们这类产品或平台的机会所在。

But, clearly, there are gonna be a number of kind of these digital dollars that need to interoperate across markets and across products that frames the opportunity for a product like ours or for a platform like ours.

Speaker 2

另一个我要强调的,是这个领域的成熟度。

And the maturity of the space is the other thing that I would call out.

Speaker 2

稳定币领域的发展速度比我想的要快得多,已经迅速走向机构化。

So the space the Stablecoin space has become more institutional faster than I expected.

Speaker 2

增长数据简直惊人。

The growth rates are astounding.

Speaker 2

它们的支付交易量已经超过了全球主要信用卡网络,并且每年以30%到50%的速度持续增长。

You know, they're doing more payment volume than the major card networks worldwide year over year, growing at 30 to 50% annually in that volume.

Speaker 2

但真正会进一步加速这一趋势的,是机构对稳定币的采纳步伐。

But what's I think going to really accelerate that even further is the institutional adoption curve of Stablecoins.

Speaker 2

我不只是需要处理一万美元或一千美元的零售交易,机构更关心的是:如何用这项技术一次性转移一千万到一亿美元?

Not only do I need to move Stablecoins for a $10,000 retail transaction or a $1,000 retail transaction, but institutions asking how do I move 10 to a $100,000,000 at a time over this technology?

Speaker 2

未来几年,这一点非常值得关注。

And that's going to be an area to watch over the next couple years.

Speaker 1

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

这确实很有意思,因为随着这个领域的发展,出现了各种各样的应用场景。

It's been fascinating because as this grows, there are so many different use cases.

Speaker 1

最让我印象深刻的是,我发现无论是传统企业还是传统股票公司,不管他们对加密货币持什么态度,都普遍对稳定币持非常积极的态度。

And what stood out to me the most was hearing how both, like, traditional companies, right, traditional equities have talked about Stablecoins in a very, very positive light regardless of their stance on Crypto.

Speaker 1

另外,我也在关注政府方面是怎么谈论这件事的。

And then also watching how the government talks about it.

Speaker 1

因为政府对此很感兴趣。

Because the government's excited.

Speaker 1

他们心想,嘿。

They're like, hey.

Speaker 1

这些人可以成为我们国债的大买家。

These guys can be big buyers of our debt.

Speaker 1

这对我们有利。

We benefit from that.

Speaker 1

我们想推动这个。

We wanna push this.

Speaker 1

企业都在关注,觉得这挺靠谱的。

Companies are looking at it and saying, hey.

Speaker 1

从功能角度看,确实很有道理。

This makes sense in terms of functionality.

Speaker 1

现在还有很多自动化应用在兴起,他们也在说,

Now you also have a lot of, like, agentic stuff going on, and they're saying, hey.

Speaker 1

我们可以允许他们用稳定币来做这些事。

We can actually allow them to use Stablecoins for this or that.

Speaker 1

你提到了代币化。

You mentioned tokenization.

Speaker 1

稳定币在资产代币化、现实世界资产这些方面的发展,以及它们之间的关联,确实是个让人惊讶的热点。

Obviously, Stablecoins have been just the growth in relation to, like, token tokenization, RWAs, and how Stablecoins kinda correlate to those, that's another just wild one that has seen a lot of attention.

Speaker 1

但你之前说得对,稳定币其实有点超前了,当年刚进入市场时,基本就只是用来做——

But I think you made a good point earlier where you said Stablecoins were kind of ahead of their time, where, like, back in the day when they really started, you know, coming to the market, they were basically just used as, hey.

Speaker 1

我会用它来作为交换媒介,或者把我的比特币或以太坊卖掉,转而持有稳定币。

I'm going to use this as a means of exchange, or I'm gonna sell out of Bitcoin or Ethereum, and I'm gonna hold Stablecoins.

Speaker 1

当时就是这么简单。

And that's really all it was.

Speaker 1

后来去中心化金融来了,给它增添了一点新用途。

DeFi came along, added a little bit more purpose.

Speaker 1

再后来代币化出现了,又多了不少应用场景。

You know, tokenization came along, added more purpose.

Speaker 1

这几年我们看到的情况是——如果我理解得不对,你帮我纠正一下——感觉随着年份推移,稳定币的用途不仅变多了,

What we've seen in recent years, and correct me if I'm wrong here, I wanna get your opinion on it, but it feels as if as the years have gone on, the not only, like, have the purposes grown.

Speaker 1

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 1

而且能用的方式也越来越多了。

But also the different ways that it can be used have kind of also expanded.

Speaker 1

随着市场逐渐成熟,连加密圈外的人都开始留意,说:这挺有意思。

And it feels like as the market has matured, everyone outs even outside of crypto have started looking in and saying, hey.

Speaker 1

我们可以找到别的方法来利用这些东西。

We could find a different way to kind of utilize this stuff.

Speaker 1

这么说对吗?

Is that accurate?

Speaker 2

完全正确。

Absolutely.

Speaker 2

没错,确实如此。

And okay.

Speaker 2

这么说一点都没错。

So there's kind of like it's absolutely accurate.

Speaker 2

有两点值得考虑。

And there there are two things to consider.

Speaker 2

一是取代当今资金流转的方式,二是探索未来资金可能如何流动的新用途。

One is replacing the way money moves today and new use cases for how money might move tomorrow.

Speaker 2

就前者来说,你得能数字化地转移一美元。

So on the former, it's like you need to move a dollar digitally.

Speaker 2

稳定币可能正好适合你。

A Stablecoin probably has something for you.

Speaker 2

这就是把现有的资金流动市场——比如支付、资金调拨、跨境汇款等等——迁移到这个新的金融底层系统上。

So that's like the conversion of the existing money movement market, payments, treasury flows, cross border remittances, etcetera, to use this new financial back end.

Speaker 2

这件事已经在发生了,而且进展很快,就像我们之前说的那样。

And that's just happening, and it's happening rapidly, and it has been, like we talked about.

Speaker 2

你刚才也提到了这一点。

And then you also alluded to this.

Speaker 2

还有很多全新的应用场景。

There are a number of use cases that just are new.

Speaker 2

这也是为什么我觉得人们严重低估了稳定币市场的规模。

This is another reason why I think people underestimate the the size of the Stablecoin market.

Speaker 2

它不只是取代了已经存在的资金流动方式。

It's not just the replacement of money movement flows that already exist.

Speaker 2

更是释放了那些目前还不存在的资金流动可能性。

It is the unlocking of money movement flows that that don't yet exist.

Speaker 2

而代理技术支付这个类别,大概是最典型的例子。

And, you know, the Agentech payment category is probably the prime example.

Speaker 2

这个类别目前还没真正爆发。

That category has not really hit yet.

Speaker 2

还处于实验阶段。

It's experimental.

Speaker 2

不够成熟,但马上就要来了。

It's not mature, but it's coming.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

未来十八个月内,代理支付领域一定会出现一个像ChatGPT那样的转折点。

Like, there will be a ChatGPT OpenClaw moment for AgenTic payments over the next eighteen months.

Speaker 2

我没法说准是哪家公司会率先突破,哪个场景会引爆它,但这件事肯定会发生。

I don't pretend to know what company is gonna sort hit that spike and what use case is gonna really create it, but that that's going to come.

Speaker 2

到时候他们会用稳定币,即使单笔交易金额不大,资金周转速度也会快得惊人。

And they're gonna use Stablecoins, and the velocity of money is going to be astoundingly high even if the average transaction is relatively low.

Speaker 2

所以这只是其中一个例子,说明如果你能编程控制资金,让它更自由地流动并在不同市场间整合,你就能在确保安全的前提下做以前做不到的新事情。

So that's just one example to consider in terms of if you can program money and it flows more freely as a result and composes across markets, then you can just do new stuff with it still safely.

Speaker 2

这将是一个非常有趣的前沿领域。

And that's going to be an interesting frontier.

Speaker 0

好了,来聊聊加密货币入门知识。

Alright, Crypto one zero one fam.

Speaker 0

我从不提起的一段往事,是上大学的时候。

A story I don't talk about at all is back in college.

Speaker 0

我当年在一级联盟打大学橄榄球。

I played college football at a division one level.

Speaker 0

那时候我想吃啥就吃啥,去健身房,按计划训练,身材一直保持得很好。

Back then, I could eat whatever I want, hit the gym, do the program, and stay in great shape.

Speaker 0

根本不用特意去操心这些事。

I didn't even have to think about it.

Speaker 0

现在我年纪大了,三十多岁,情况完全不一样了。

Now that I'm older, in my thirties, it's a totally different story.

Speaker 0

没人比我还喜欢这种老爸身材了。

And nobody loves a good dad bod more than me.

Speaker 0

但夏天快到了,我在想是不是该稍微减点脂。

But with the summer coming up, I was thinking maybe I should lean out a little bit.

Speaker 0

我和朋友们就开始研究怎么才能做到这一点。

And my friends and I started looking into how we could achieve this.

Speaker 0

我们不想走注射肽类或者睾酮的路子,那种天天扎针的事儿实在不想碰。

And instead of going down this peptide route or testosterone route where you gotta do all these needles and stuff, we didn't wanna do that.

Speaker 0

我们想找一种更自然的方式。

We were looking for something more similar.

Speaker 0

于是我们就发现了Mars Men。

And so that's where we found Mars Men.

Speaker 0

年纪越大,肌肉流失越快,脂肪也越容易堆积,主要原因就是睾酮水平下降。

Listen, you lose muscle faster and store more fat as you get older and a big reason for that is testosterone.

Speaker 0

大多数男性到了三十出头就开始下滑,这让你更容易长胖,尤其是肚子上。

Most guys levels start dropping in their early thirties and it makes it easier to gain fat especially around the midsection.

Speaker 0

你胖得越多,身体就把越多的睾酮转化成雌激素。

And the more fat you gain, the more your body converts testosterone into estrogen.

Speaker 0

这就成了一个没完没了的恶性循环。

It just makes it a never ending cycle.

Speaker 0

但Mars Men是一种天然补充剂,能帮助维持健康的睾酮水平,让你的身体更高效地燃脂、增肌。

But Mars Men, it's a natural supplement designed to support healthy testosterone levels, helping your body burn fat and build lean muscle more efficiently.

Speaker 0

不含那些奇怪的兴奋剂,只含像通卡达利、锌和硼这样的成分。

No weird stimulants, just ingredients like tonga dali, zinc, and boron.

Speaker 0

听好了。

Listen.

Speaker 0

我有几个朋友一直在吃这个。

I have friends that have taken this.

Speaker 0

他们说精力更稳定了。

They're saying they have more consistent energy.

Speaker 0

健身时力量也变强了。

They're stronger in the gym.

Speaker 0

他们注意力更集中了,体型也稍微紧致了一些。

They have better focus, and they're leaning out a little bit as well.

Speaker 0

食欲没那么强烈了,恢复得更快,整体状态好了不少。

Less cravings, better recovery, just more dialed in overall.

Speaker 0

如果你感兴趣想试试,完全不用担心打针、注射或者用肽类这些东西。

And listen, if you're interested in trying this, it's something that again, you don't have to worry about needles and shots and peptides.

Speaker 0

就一颗药丸而已。

It's just a pill.

Speaker 0

直接送货上门,还提供90天无条件退款,一点风险都没有。

It's delivered to you and there's a ninety day money back guarantee, so there's no risk at all.

Speaker 0

超过91%的使用者反馈精力更充沛了,评价都摆在那儿呢。

Over ninety one percent of users report higher energy and the reviews speak for themselves.

Speaker 0

限时优惠,我们的听众可以终身享受五折,包邮,还送三份赠品,去 mengotomars.com 就行。

For a limited time, our listeners get 50% off for life, free shipping, and three free gifts at men go to mars.com.

Speaker 0

就是 mengotomars.com,下单就享五折,再送三份赠品。

That's men go to mars.com for 50% off, three free gifts when you check out.

Speaker 0

而且在亚马逊上也能买到。

And it's also available on Amazon.

Speaker 0

买完之后,他们会问你是从哪儿听说的。

After you purchase, they will ask you where you heard about them.

Speaker 0

请支持我们的节目,告诉他们这是Crypto one zero one推荐的。

Please support our show and tell them Crypto one zero one sent you.

Speaker 0

再次提醒,限时优惠,我们的听众享受终身五折、免运费,外加三份赠品。

Again, for a limited time, our listeners get 50% off and free shipping for life plus three free gifts.

Speaker 0

去 mengotomars.com。

Go to mengotomars.com.

Speaker 0

就是 men go to mars.com,结账时享受五折和三份赠品。

That's men go to mars.com for 50% off and three free gifts when you check out.

Speaker 0

另外,去亚马逊或者其他购买渠道时,记得告诉他们这是Crypto one zero one推荐的。

Also, check them out on Amazon and wherever you purchase it, tell them Crypto one zero one sent you.

Speaker 0

你知道是什么最拖慢团队进度吗?

You know what slows teams down more than anything?

Speaker 0

问题往往不在人员编制预算,也不在工具本身。

It's not always headcount budget or even the tools themselves.

Speaker 0

真正的问题是,工作的方式只存留在某个人的脑子里,从没被写下来。

It's when the way work gets done lives in someone's head and never actually gets documented.

Speaker 0

一旦有新人加入、新系统上线,或者同事离职,大家就开始用不同的方式做同一件事。

Then someone new joins, a new platform gets rolled out or a teammate leaves and suddenly everyone's doing the same process in a different way.

Speaker 0

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That's exactly the problem today's sponsor, Scribe, was built to solve.

Speaker 0

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Scribe is a workflow AI platform that captures any workflow in real time and turns it into a step by step documentation automatically.

Speaker 0

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You just turn on the extension, do the process like you normally would, and Scribe builds the guide as you go, capturing every click, step, and screenshot.

Speaker 0

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And it's already trusted by over 80,000 enterprises, including nearly half of the Fortune five hundred.

Speaker 0

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With our team being remote, I have definitely had moments where I've had to explain the same setup or process more than once to a colleague, and it always feels like something that should have been documented the first time.

Speaker 0

用了 Scribe,原本要花几小时写文档、截屏、整理的工作,一分钟内就能准备好分享。

With Scribe, what could take hours of writing, screenshots, and cleanup can be ready to share in under a minute.

Speaker 0

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Scribe also automatically redact sensitive information like names, emails, and account numbers from screenshots.

Speaker 0

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Admins can enforce that across the team so nothing slips through the cracks.

Speaker 0

而且,任何人在执行流程时,都能实时看到屏幕上的指引,清楚知道该点哪里。

Plus, anyone following the process can get real time on screen guidance showing exactly where to click inside the actual tool.

Speaker 0

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And Scribe doesn't just document workflows.

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It uses AI to suggest ways to improve them, helping you spot redundant steps, bottlenecks, and places to simplify.

Speaker 0

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Speaker 0

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That's S C R I B E.

Speaker 0

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Speaker 0

说实话,天一热,我就不想费劲搭配衣服了。

I'll be honest, once it gets hot out, I'm not trying to overthink outfits.

Speaker 0

我就想要舒服、透气,但又不至于看起来太随便的东西。

I want something that's comfortable, breathable, and still looks like I tried a little bit.

Speaker 0

这时候我就特别依赖Quince,我刚买了他们家的纯亚麻抽绳裤,还配了件短袖纽扣衬衫,简直完美。

That's where Quince is coming for me, and I absolutely love their 100% linen drawstring pants with the matching short sleeve button down that I just got from Quince.

Speaker 0

兄弟们,这正是我夏天最想要的穿搭。

Guys, it's exactly the kind of thing I want in the summer.

Speaker 0

穿起来特别省事,一拉就完事。

Super easy to throw on.

Speaker 0

一点都不僵硬。

Doesn't feel stiff.

Speaker 0

也不觉得沉闷。

It doesn't feel heavy.

Speaker 0

透气性很好,看起来干净利落,又不会太正式。

It's breathable, and it looks clean without being too dressed up.

Speaker 0

穿起来就像在度假,但完全不像临时胡乱塞了两件衣服,而且整个夏天在家也能保持这种度假感。

It's basically vacation energy without looking like you packed in five minutes, and you can have that vacation energy all summer long at home as well.

Speaker 0

Quince 做的都是高品质的基础款,价格却不像奢侈品牌那样虚高。

Quince does high quality essentials without the luxury markup.

Speaker 0

他们家有亚麻、有机棉T恤、轻薄毛衣,全是日常真会穿的东西。

We're talking linens, organic cotton, tees, lightweight sweaters, all the stuff that you actually wear.

Speaker 0

他们的欧洲亚麻裤和衬衫特别适合夏天穿,价格也很合理。

Their European linen pants and shirts are a great warm weather upgrade, and the price is right.

Speaker 0

起步价只要34美元,价格确实是很大一个优势。

They're starting at just $34 and pricing is a big part of it.

Speaker 0

Quince 的东西比同类品牌便宜五到八成,因为他们直接跟有道德的工厂合作,省掉了中间环节。

Everything at Quince is 50 to 80% less than similar brands because they work directly with ethical factories and cut out the middleman.

Speaker 0

你付的钱是实实在在的品质,而不是一个品牌logo。

So you're paying for quality, not just the logo.

Speaker 0

而且他们的产品远不止服装。

And they go way beyond clothing.

Speaker 0

你一定听过我多次提到我有多喜欢Quince的网站。

You've heard me talk about how much I love the Quince website.

Speaker 0

他们还有床品、炊具、沙发。

They have bedding, cookware, sofas.

Speaker 0

这种网站就是这样,你本来只想买一样东西,结果逛了半天买了好多。

It's one of those sites where you go for one thing and end up staying for many more.

Speaker 0

提升你的夏日衣橱。

Elevate your summer wardrobe.

Speaker 0

前往 quince.com/crypto101,享受免费配送,现在加拿大也支持365天无理由退换。

Go to quince.com/crypto101 for free shipping on your order and three hundred sixty five day returns now available in Canada too.

Speaker 0

访问 quince.com/crypto101,享受免费配送和365天退换服务。

That's quince.com/crypto101 for free shipping and three hundred and sixty five day returns.

Speaker 0

quince.com/crypto10one

Quince.com/crypto10one.

Speaker 1

是的

Yeah.

Speaker 1

我同意你的看法。

Well, I agree with you.

Speaker 1

我觉得稳定币现在是最热门的领域之一。

I think that Stablecoins are one of the hottest sectors right now.

Speaker 1

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 1

人人都在谈论它们。

Again, everyone wants to talk about them.

Speaker 1

当然,在加密货币圈里,我们都喜欢稳定币。

Obviously, here in crypto, we like Stablecoins.

Speaker 1

但你再看看传统金融领域。

But you go to the traditional financial side.

Speaker 1

再看看政府方面。

You go to the government side.

Speaker 1

放眼全球都是这样。

You go globally.

Speaker 1

这绝对是目前最热门的话题之一。

It's just one of the hottest topping talking points at the moment.

Speaker 1

大家都对它们欲罢不能。

People can't get enough of them.

Speaker 1

不管人们对加密货币持什么态度,稳定币都已经在这里了。

Again, regardless of people's kind of stance on crypto or whatever, Stablecoins are just here.

Speaker 1

好像所有人都认同,这个领域只会持续扩张,而且增长速度非常快。

Like, everyone seems to be in agreement that this is going to just be what appears to be just a growing sector, and it's grown at a really fast rate.

Speaker 1

我觉得这种势头还能继续保持。

I think it can keep it up.

Speaker 1

不好意思。

Excuse me.

Speaker 1

但我相信,未来还有很多不错的前景。

But I think that there's a lot of good things on the horizon there.

Speaker 1

我想大家最关心的问题是,如果有人说,嘿。

I guess the the big question that people have is if people say, hey.

Speaker 1

比特币会大有作为,这很简单。

Bitcoin's gonna be big, it's easy.

Speaker 1

你直接投资比特币就行了。

You invest in Bitcoin.

Speaker 1

如果有人说,嘿。

If people say, hey.

Speaker 1

去中心化应用或者DeFi会崛起,那你可以考虑投资以太坊之类的。

You know, decentralized applications or DeFi is gonna be big, maybe you can bet on, like, or Ethereum.

Speaker 1

至于稳定币,其实也挺容易的。

With Stablecoins, it is, you know, somewhat easy.

Speaker 1

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 1

你可以投资那些构建稳定币的区块链。

You can invest in the the chains that build these Stablecoins.

Speaker 1

但我觉得这要难一点。

But I think it's a little bit harder.

Speaker 1

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 1

因为直接参与的方式非常少。

Because there's no way of, like there's very few ways of direct exposure.

Speaker 1

没错。

Yep.

Speaker 1

所以我们经常被问到一个问题:在这种情况下,作为普通投资者,我们该怎么抓住稳定币增长带来的机会呢?

So that is one of the questions that we've gotten asked over here is how can we capitalize and how can us as retail users, everyday people, how can we capitalize on the growth and the success of Stablecoins if this is the case?

Speaker 2

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 2

目前能参与的机会确实很有限,因为还没怎么进入公开市场。

So exposure opportunity is pretty thin today because that hasn't really hasn't really sort of translated to to to public markets yet.

Speaker 2

最典型的例子就是Circle。

The best example is probably Circle.

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Speaker 2

所以如果你相信Circle在这个庞大稳定币发行机会中的独特价值,相信它所带来的单位经济效益,以及Circle的基础设施和USDC即将迎来爆发式增长,那你可以去买Circle的股票。

So if you believe in this in in Circle's particular value in this huge kind of Stablecoin issuance opportunity, the unit economics that may come with it, and Circle's value prop for why Circle's infrastructure and USDC are going to have hit escape velocity, are not gonna be a systemically important thing, then you can go buy Circle stock.

Speaker 2

但这样的投资机会其实很少。

But there are not very many opportunities.

Speaker 2

这可不是投资建议。

You know, not financial advice.

Speaker 2

我也不清楚现在哪些股票值得买。

I don't know what stocks at today.

Speaker 2

你自己得做足功课。

Go do your own research.

Speaker 2

但类似这样的机会真的不多。

But there's not there's not very many opportunities that are similar to that.

Speaker 2

总不能说有好多稳定币公司都上市了吧。

It's not like there are a bunch of Stablecoin companies that have gone public.

Speaker 2

不过也有一些公司正在逐渐转型成类似稳定币的平台。

But there are also several proxies that are turning into kind of Stablecoin platforms themselves.

Speaker 2

Coinbase 目前在做很多事情。

Coinbase is doing a lot.

Speaker 2

他们手头有不少项目,但其中一个明确的战略方向是打造一个稳定币平台,整合各个市场的流动性。

They got a lot going on, but one of their clear strategic bets is to become a Stablecoin platform, unifying liquidity across markets Mhmm.

Speaker 2

提供稳定币相关的开发者工具之类的服务。

Providing Stablecoin kind of developer products, etcetera.

Speaker 2

所以你可以从这个角度来理解。

So you can kind of correlate that way.

Speaker 2

还有一种方式,你也提到了,就是有几条区块链上有自己的代币。

And then a third way, which you also mentioned, is there are a few blockchains that have tokens.

Speaker 2

不过这些不属于公开市场的那种,你知道的。

Now these are not public market kind of, you know Yeah.

Speaker 2

代币。

Tokens.

Speaker 2

你得去加密货币交易所才能买得到。

You have to go to a crypto exchange to buy them.

Speaker 2

不过有几条区块链,我觉得大概三到五条,特别专注于稳定币。

But there are a few blockchains, I would say three or four or five, that are particularly Stablecoin focused.

Speaker 2

如果它们能把技术做扎实,建立起开发者生态,顺利推广开来,那这类加密资产说不定会很有前景。

And if they do a really good job of building their technology, creating a developer ecosystem, distributing themselves, then, you know, maybe that that that that crypto asset is, you know, is is is a good position to be in.

Speaker 2

但那边还有很多不确定性需要时间澄清。

But there's a lot of dust to settle there.

Speaker 2

很多这类链还很新,正在摸索怎么打开市场。

A lot of those those chains are are still new or kind of, like, figuring out their market penetration.

Speaker 2

目前除了那几只高度相关的上市公司股票,没什么特别好的投资方式。

There's not a great there's not a great play other than the couple of public public stocks out there that are that are highly correlated.

Speaker 2

但未来两年,这种情况会迅速改变。

That will change over the next two years rapidly.

Speaker 2

如果你想想,传统金融里很多市场结构,其实都能迁移到加密领域。

If you think about there are a lot of market structures in TradFi that will translate to the Crypto sphere.

Speaker 2

我们没必要从头再造一遍所有东西。

You know, we don't need to reinvent everything.

Speaker 2

传统金融在很多市场结构上已经相当高效了,加密领域大概只需要跟上这些功能就行。

TradFi is pretty efficient in a lot of kind of market structure ways, and crypto will probably just, like, need feature parity there.

Speaker 2

传统金融里有一些上市公司,在不同资产类别的主次市场上扮演着至关重要的角色,有些公司甚至对债券市场的流动性网络效应和价格控制有着决定性影响。

So there are some public companies in TradFi that play extremely important roles in primary and secondary markets for different asset classes, some public companies that really kind of have liquidity network effects and price control over bond markets, etcetera.

Speaker 2

这些传统金融公司的模式,或许可以作为参考,帮助我们理解加密领域未来的发展路径。

And those might be kind of, like, decent analogies to map to the way the Crypto sphere might evolve.

Speaker 2

未来几年会有更多加密公司上市,它们要么拥有强大的稳定币业务,要么完全专注于稳定币;还有一些公司会切入市场基础设施环节,成为资金流动的关键节点。

You will have more crypto companies going public over the next couple years that have strong Stablecoin offerings or might be wholly focused on Stablecoins, and you will have some that kind of fit into market structure layers where a ton of money just goes through them.

Speaker 2

它们拥有平台定价权,也因此具备了出色的单位经济效益,从价值主张来看,上市是水到渠成的事。

They have platform pricing power, and they have really good unit economics as a result, and it makes sense for them to go public on the basis of the value proposition.

Speaker 2

我认为,随着加密市场逐渐成熟,这类机会在未来几年会不断增多。

And so I think those opportunities will expand over the next couple years as the crypto market matures.

Speaker 1

对。

Yeah.

Speaker 1

我觉得我们得持续关注这些动向。

Well, I think that's what we'll have to kinda keep an eye out on.

Speaker 1

我觉得你说得对。

And I think that you're right.

Speaker 1

确实会有很多机会。

You know, there's gonna be a lot of opportunities.

Speaker 1

也许现在还比较有限,但机会确实存在。

Maybe it is somewhat limited today, but, you know, they're still out there.

Speaker 1

不过我想回到你们做这个方案的核心问题上,也就是如何解决稳定币的问题。

But I wanna get back to kind of the core of what you all are doing here as the solution to Stablecoins.

Speaker 1

我先问一个问题吧:你们觉得,跨链和不同发行方之间的流动性分散,是不是目前大型机构最担心的主要障碍之一?

And and I guess start that off with a question because do you think that fragmented and maybe, like, siloed liquidity across chains and issuers remains one of the primary barriers or concerns for some of these large institutions?

Speaker 2

是的。

Yep.

Speaker 2

但他们并不会这么看。

But they don't think of it like that.

Speaker 1

他们根本不会这么想。

They don't think of it.

Speaker 2

对他们来说,情况就是这样,所以答案是肯定的。

The way it translates for them so the answer is yes.

Speaker 2

不过,我想换个角度来说。

But, yeah, I would reframe it a bit.

Speaker 2

明白了。

Okay.

Speaker 2

这仍然是个大问题。

It remains a huge problem.

Speaker 2

稳定币的跨链互通性还远远不够。

Stablecoins are not as interoperable as they need to be.

Speaker 2

市场现在非常混乱。

The market's very disorganized.

Speaker 2

新兴市场通常都会经历这样的阶段。

And that's always what happens in early markets.

Speaker 2

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 2

所以,为了让这个市场更好地整合,让你的美元真正成为美元,稳定币必须提升互操作性。

And so for that market to consolidate well and for your dollar to be a dollar effectively, Stablecoins need to become more interoperable.

Speaker 2

因此,碎片化问题对这些机构客户来说,就意味着价格不稳定、风险管理不到位,也让稳定币市场看起来更像外汇市场——因为总存在价差。

And so the fragmentation problem translates to those kind of institutional customers as unpredictable pricing, subpar risk management, and it makes the Stablecoin market look more like an FX market because there's always a spread.

Speaker 2

如果你的流动性分散在不同链上,每条链的流动性状况和交易确认时间都不一样,价差就必然存在。

If your liquidity is kind of split up, very different liquidity profiles and different chains that have different kind of finality times to confirm a transaction, there's always going to be a spread there.

Speaker 2

这种价差不可能完全消失,但现在的差距显然比实际需要的要大得多。

And that spread's not going to wholly go away, but it's certainly wider than it needs to be today.

Speaker 2

很多机构之所以不跨链操作,是因为他们缺乏应有的风险控制和定价机制。

And so a lot of institutions don't operate across chains because they don't have the kind of risk and pricing controls that they would expect in doing so.

Speaker 2

另外,《清晰法案》还没最终确定,所以他们对如何在这个市场结构中运作、未来会如何发展,还存在不确定性。

Also, Clarity Act has not been finalized yet, so there's some uncertainty about how they operate in in in that market structure and how it will evolve.

Speaker 2

这正是机构面临的核心问题,也是我们所有工作的出发点。

That's really kinda how the problem statement confronts them, and that's the problem statement that we that really frames what we do.

Speaker 2

我们相信,稳定币需要一个中立的、可编程的中间层,来实现更好的互操作性。

We believe that Stablecoins need a neutral programmable layer to pass through that makes them more interoperable.

Speaker 2

对。

Mhmm.

Speaker 2

如果我们能出色地完成流动性路由和即时聚合,就能大幅压缩这些价差,让机构在参与这个市场时对风险管理更有信心。

And if we do a really good job routing and sort of aggregating liquidity just in time, then you can compress those spreads and really give them a lot of comfort on kind of, like, the risk management for operating in this market.

Speaker 1

所以我来总结一下。

So what I'm gonna summarize this.

Speaker 1

但这里的核心目标是提升流动性,让任何人都能以跨链方式操作和使用稳定币。

But what the main purpose here is is to increase liquidity, allow anyone to essentially operate and interact with Stablecoins in a cross chain manner.

Speaker 1

我认为,只要做到这一点,就能解决我一开始提到的第一个问题——提升流动性。

And I think by doing that, you kind of solve the first thing I said, which is increased liquidity.

Speaker 1

对吧?

Right?

Speaker 1

只要任何人都能进行交易,甚至不一定要交易,只要建立起这个跨链环境,就能整体提升稳定币的流动性与互操作性。

So if anyone can transact or not even transact, but if you create this cross chain environment, then you're increasing liquidity and interoperability for for Stablecoins as a whole.

Speaker 1

而这也似乎正是我们追求的目标。

And it seems to be, you know, that is the goal.

Speaker 1

这个服务主要是面向企业客户,还是个人用户,或者两者都有?

Is it targeted more towards the business side, or is it retail or both?

Speaker 2

对我们来说,主要面向企业客户。

It's targeted for us more toward the business side.

Speaker 2

很多我们合作的企业其实都在做面向消费者的业务,但他们用我们的基础设施来提升自己的产品体验。

Now a lot of businesses are a lot of businesses that we work with are building retail products on the other side, but they integrate our infrastructure to build a better product experience themselves.

Speaker 2

我们主要是为开发者和企业打造的底层基础设施,帮助你们更高效地转移稳定币。

And so we you know, we're primarily developer infrastructure and b to b infrastructure for how you wanna move Stablecoins.

Speaker 2

使用我们的平台,一个很大的优势就是资金转移的方式非常灵活。

And part of our advantage part of the benefit to using our platform is there's tons of flexibility to how you wanna move money.

Speaker 2

你完全可以超越简单的指令,比如告诉Eco把一定数量的USDC换成USDT。

You know, you can go far beyond just telling Eco that you wanna swap a certain amount of USDC for USDT.

Speaker 2

你还可以为这些操作设置规则。

You can apply rules to that.

Speaker 2

你甚至可以设定严格的价格控制。

You can apply tight price controls to that.

Speaker 2

你可以把路由逻辑设置成在第二步或第三步触发,只要业务需要就行。

You can program routing into a second and third event if that's what needs to happen.

Speaker 2

这让你在跨市场使用稳定币时,能更有把握地应对那些高度动态的环境。

And it gives you a guy I think a good a good measure of confidence in operating what are across what are otherwise highly dynamic environments for using Stablecoin across market a and market b.

Speaker 2

没错。

Yep.

Speaker 2

这正是我们的平台能实现的核心功能。

And that's that's basically what our platform makes possible.

Speaker 2

这确实是一种典型的 B2B 平台合作价值主张。

That is definitely sort of a a b to b kind of platform partnership value prop.

Speaker 2

真正需要这些功能的是那些做批量支付结算、复杂资金管理的开发者,他们想自己定义资金转移的时间、方式和原因,而不是每次都只能简单地即时兑换。

It's the developers that are doing batched payment settlement, highly sophisticated treasury management, etcetera, that wanna kind of program how and when and why they wanna move money, not just always do it right on demand in a simple swap.

Speaker 2

而这正是我们能提供的能力。

And that's what we make make possible.

Speaker 2

对的。

Mhmm.

Speaker 1

Ryan,非常感谢你抽出时间来分享。

Well, Ryan, we appreciate your time here.

Speaker 1

我们特别感兴趣,不只是你们的增长,还有稳定币在这里的实际发展。

We love hearing about not only growth, but what's happening here with Stablecoins.

Speaker 1

这个领域真的很有意思。

It's an exciting space, man.

Speaker 1

对于在这个行业里待了很久的人来说,看到稳定币一路成长、演变,实时适应各种新用途,特别吸引人,尤其是现在它的应用场景越来越多样。

Again, you know, for people who have been around in this space for a while, watching that grow and evolve and adapt in real time is super interesting, especially as it's getting used in all these different ways.

Speaker 1

这能帮我们更好地看清未来的长期趋势会是什么样子。

I think it helps kind of paint the long term picture and what that might look like.

Speaker 1

很高兴听到你们正站在前沿,为下一阶段搭建基础设施。

And we're glad to hear that you're at the forefront building the infrastructure for those next stages.

Speaker 1

你知道的。

You know?

Speaker 1

过上几年再回头看看,总是挺有意思的。

It'll it's always funny coming back years later and then looking back on it.

Speaker 1

我觉得,几年后我们回过头来看,这会是一个值得回味的时刻。

I think this is gonna be one of those moments wherein a couple years from now, we'll look back at this, and we'll we'll talk.

Speaker 1

就像现在,我们站在这里,想想真是有意思。

Like, you know, again, here we are now.

Speaker 1

现在大家已经开始讨论稳定币了,用它来购买国债,还有各种现实资产,方方面面都在用。

We're like, oh, Stablecoins are being talked about you being used, you know, to buy, you know, government treasuries, and it's being used in Stablecoins and real world assets and all this stuff.

Speaker 1

再过几年,我们可能会说:嘿,那时候稳定币还没这么普及吧?或者干脆问,当初大家到底拿它来干嘛?

We'll look back a couple years from now and be like, oh, you know, either a lot of this stuff, hopefully hopefully, a lot of this stuff has become mainstream, or we'll just talk about it and be like, oh, what was Stablecoins used before it was used all this stuff?

Speaker 1

那时候的人,到底用稳定币做些什么呢?

Like, what did people use it for back in the day?

Speaker 1

希望我们真能有几次这样的对话。

So, hopefully, we have a couple of those conversations.

Speaker 1

最后一个问题给你。

Final question for you.

Speaker 1

你觉得这些变化,离我们还有多远?

You know, how far away do you think a lot of this is?

Speaker 1

我知道有些人对清晰法案感到不安。

I know some people get nervous about the Clarity Act.

Speaker 1

有些人只是因为经历了熊市,所以心里没底。

Some people are, you know, just nervous because we've been in a bear market.

Speaker 1

这让他们对时间的预期拉得更长,或者动摇了他们的信心。

It pushes their their time horizons out a little bit, or maybe it it makes their confidence waver.

Speaker 1

说到实际应用,让这些东西真正跑起来,看到我们之前说的那些活跃场景,你觉得还需要多久?

In in terms of adoption and getting this stuff up and running and, you know, really seeing the activity that we've talked about, how far out do you think we could be?

Speaker 2

列车已经开动了。

The train's left the station.

Speaker 2

事情已经在发生了。

It's happening.

Speaker 1

确实在发生了。

It's happening.

Speaker 2

对,列车已经开了。

The train yeah.

Speaker 2

火车已经开走了。

The train has left the station.

Speaker 2

事情发展得太快了,现在大家还在讨论稳定币的必然性,我觉得这说法该改一改了。

It's happened so quickly that I think what people are still talking about the inevitability of Stablecoins, I think we need to change the phrasing.

Speaker 2

它们早就该出现了。

It's just like they were inevitable.

Speaker 2

对。

Yes.

Speaker 2

其实它们早就该来了。

They have been for a while.

Speaker 2

它们不是即将到来,而是已经在这儿了。

They're not they're just they're just here.

Speaker 2

这种情况只会继续下去。

And that's just going to continue.

Speaker 2

未来十年,它们会稳步加速,逐步取代现有的金融后台系统。

They're going to gradually take over and replace existing back end financial infrastructure steadily and accelerating over the next decade.

Speaker 2

所以这件事就在悄然发生。

And so it's just happening.

Speaker 2

不管有没有明确规则,事情照样在推进,因为我们还有《天才法案》。

Clarity, no clarity, it's still happening because we still have Genius Act.

Speaker 2

是的。

Yeah.

Speaker 2

没错。

Yep.

Speaker 2

《天才法案》已经赋予了稳定币合法地位。

So the Genius Act gave us Stablecoin authorization.

Speaker 2

新的细则可能会增加一些要求,调整某些内容,但你知道,基于现有的法律,它已经在运行了。

Clarity might add some requirements, change some other things, but, you know, it's already happening on the basis of the legislation we have.

Speaker 2

至少在美国,我们已经清楚了发行和使用稳定币需要什么条件,哪些资产可以作为抵押——这已经足够推动这一阶段的发展了,而且它确实在发生。

We at least have that clarity in The United States of what it takes to issue and use this Stablecoin and what collateral is allowed, and that's good enough to really unlock this phase, and it's just happening.

Speaker 2

所以我觉得我们在这次对话中谈到的所有内容,都不是假设。

So I think everything we've talked about in this conversation is not hypothetical.

Speaker 2

我预计我们刚才讨论的所有趋势在未来几年都会继续加速。

I would expect all of the trends we've discussed to continue to accelerate over the next couple of years.

Speaker 1

太棒了。

Awesome.

Speaker 1

Ryan,如果大家想参与进来,想关注你,或者想了解Eco的动态,该去哪里找你呢?

Well, Ryan, where can people follow you at if they wanna get involved, if they wanna follow you, if they wanna follow what Eco's doing?

Speaker 1

大家在哪里能关注到你?

Where can they find you at?

Speaker 2

Eco非常容易找到。

So Eco is super easy to find.

Speaker 2

去 Eco.com,关注 Eco on X。

Eco.com at Eco onx.

Speaker 2

如果你想知道我个人的看法,直接搜我的名字——Ryan Saxe,在X上就能找到。

And then if you care what I have to say personally, just my name, Burton Last at Ryan Saxe on X.

Speaker 1

完美。

Perfect.

Speaker 1

Ryan,再次感谢你今天抽空参加我们的对话。

Well, Ryan, once again, thank you so much for joining us here today.

Speaker 1

非常感谢你抽出时间。

We appreciate your time.

Speaker 2

一如既往的精彩对话。

Great conversation as always.

Speaker 2

谢谢,布兰登。

Thanks, Brandon.

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