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#稳定币 I recently came across a concept that left me a bit confused—"Crypto-native new banks"? It sounds so advanced, but after looking into it carefully, I actually started to understand! 😅
It turns out these new banks aim to "translate" the complex stuff in DeFi into something we can use easily. For example, I used to have questions about stablecoins—why use them? Now I get it—high-yield stablecoins can let my money "earn passively" on the chain, but before, I had to handle Gas fees, private key management, and all that, which was really overwhelming.
But these new banks are different; they hide all those technical details, making it feel as simple as using regular mobile banking, and you can even get annual yields of 4%-5%. Compared to traditional banks' tiny fractions of a percent, that's a huge difference. If this really becomes mainstream by 2026, I think newcomers like me will find it much easier to get started.
It's still in the exploration stage, and I’m not sure which products are already doing this. Do any experienced folks have suggestions? How should I pay attention to this trend now?