I genuinely like this development because it feels like a real bridge between traditional finance and on-chain infrastructure. What happens when one of the world’s largest investment companies and the UAE’s largest bank initiate a regulated stablecoin on national blockchain rails? DDSC is a dirham-backed stablecoin initiated by International Holding Company and First Abu Dhabi Bank, licensed by the CBUAE. It is backed 1:1 by UAE Dirham and settles exclusively on ADI Chain. IHC brings $240B in capitalization and 1,300+ subsidiaries into potential deployment. FAB adds $330B+ in assets and 4M+ customers through regulated banking custody. To me, DDSC proves ADI Chain is ready for regulated, institutional scale. IHC’s B2B network could unlock meaningful inter-company on-chain settlement. FAB retail integration could drive recurring consumer transactions. The UAE’s $45B remittance corridor creates a high-frequency adoption vector. Even a small share of $1.42T in foreign trade would represent significant on-chain flow. Ecosystem discussions with Mastercard and M-Pesa expand payment reach. Engagement from BlackRock and Franklin Templeton signals broader capital market alignment. Strategically, I see DDSC as the reference model for future regional stablecoins on the same compliant rails. x.com/ADIChain_/stat/ADIChain_...…