Visa's Settlement Pilot Meets the Game's Unanswered Needs
Background: Market swings in recent days have kept people in the studio chat watching prices, while members are also asking whether blockchain technology can work for everyday settlement. Today: BTC returned to 57,000; Visa announced a pilot for stablecoin settlement, and the chat quickly lit up. Impact and next steps: The discussion shifted from watching the market alone to comparing payment use cases with the game's needs, while the price recovery did not remove the technical questions.
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Background: Market swings in recent days have kept people in the studio chat watching prices, while members are also asking whether blockchain technology can work for everyday settlement. On Monday, BTC returned to 57,000, and the group discussed a new Visa announcement as well.
Today: BTC returned to 57,000; Visa announced a pilot for stablecoin settlement, and the chat quickly lit up. Some saw it as a step toward practical payment technology. Others cautioned that a pilot announcement does not mean the game's on-chain experience is solved, especially when fees and confirmation remain requirements in A-Zhen's memo.
Impact and next steps: The discussion shifted from watching the market alone to comparing payment use cases with the game's needs, while the price recovery did not remove the technical questions. The team did not change its plan on this basis; it still needs to understand the limits of stablecoin settlement and how no gas fees, instant confirmation, and an invisible wallet could all work in the game.