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#稳定币市场动态 I was recently shocked by a piece of news 😲 Klarna (the big "buy now, pay later" company) has started collaborating with Privy to develop a crypto wallet! And they even launched their own stablecoin, KlarnaUSD.
Honestly, I was a bit stunned when I first heard this because I always thought crypto wallets were high-end tools used only by professionals. But it turns out they want to make it as simple and easy to use as a regular payment app. A platform trusted by millions of users is integrating crypto features—what does that really mean?
It made me think of a question—could stablecoins be the "ticket" into the crypto world? Compared to those highly volatile coins, stablecoins seem more suitable for beginners like us to understand and try out. And if we can use them directly within our daily shopping apps, it feels like the barrier to entry has just been lowered.
I'm a bit excited and a little nervous—does this mean cryptocurrencies are truly starting to "fly into the homes of ordinary people"? Can experienced users explain the real difference between stablecoins and regular digital payments?