"Which chain is it on? " is more akin to "which country is this company based in?". Both give some indication of the baseline guarantees available to the project, its stakeholders, and its users.
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Wait, aren't stablecoins supposed to be, well, stable across chains somehow?
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Reminds me of the internet before AOL and CompuServe connected everyone.
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Matty, this is exactly the stuff I've been trying to wrap my head around.
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Ive been thinking about the same issue its definitely a case of too many cooks in the stablecoin kitchen
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PushChain’s PUSD tackles a real stablecoin problem by making liquidity feel universal instead of trapped across separate chains.
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yeah, chain fragmentation makes pegs feel flaky; pushing universal liquidity actually matters.
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Stablecoins shouldn’t feel fragmented. PushChain is trying to fix that
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