There's something worth considering about the shift to USD-based NFT pricing across chains. Some voices worry it'll make certain collections appear overvalued, but that's missing the bigger picture. The truth is—regardless of whether NFTs were listed in native chain tokens or stablecoins—buyers have always calculated real purchasing power through USD conversion anyway. The new approach actually brings pricing transparency to the surface instead of hiding it behind token volatility. When a Solana NFT flips between different tokens or network options, users already deal with exchange slippage and conversion spreads. Standardizing to USD just makes the math explicit. It cuts through the noise of token price swings and lets collectors focus on actual value rather than getting caught up in psychological anchoring effects tied to inflated token prices.
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GasWaster
· 20h ago
To be honest, the USD pricing should have been done this way a long time ago. The illusion caused by previous coin price fluctuations did deceive quite a few people.
People were just fooling themselves before; now they've finally peeled off the skin.
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ShibaOnTheRun
· 20h ago
Someone finally said it: the psychological suggestion during price fluctuations is really too frightening.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 20h ago
Wow, finally someone dares to talk about transparency. I'm so tired of those people who just jump on the bandwagon whenever the price of coins goes up.
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 20h ago
Basically, it's about squeezing out the excess, and when the coin price is artificially inflated, no one can see through it. USD pricing directly exposes the underlying issues.
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OffchainWinner
· 21h ago
To put it simply, we've been calculating in USD all along. Before, we just hid the bills within the price fluctuations to deceive ourselves. Now, when it's laid out clearly, anyone can see through it.
There's something worth considering about the shift to USD-based NFT pricing across chains. Some voices worry it'll make certain collections appear overvalued, but that's missing the bigger picture. The truth is—regardless of whether NFTs were listed in native chain tokens or stablecoins—buyers have always calculated real purchasing power through USD conversion anyway. The new approach actually brings pricing transparency to the surface instead of hiding it behind token volatility. When a Solana NFT flips between different tokens or network options, users already deal with exchange slippage and conversion spreads. Standardizing to USD just makes the math explicit. It cuts through the noise of token price swings and lets collectors focus on actual value rather than getting caught up in psychological anchoring effects tied to inflated token prices.