The main obstacle to compliant stablecoin payments seems to stem not from legal and regulatory impetus, but from a lack of product-market fit (PMF). Customers with strong demand are often not entirely pure in their approach, and there's always an element of regulatory arbitrage involved.
I've heard too many concerns, especially from those with a Web2 background. However, this is precisely the meaning of "building." The present doesn't define the future; faith comes from a firm belief in the underlying technology and fundamental logic.
Without driving industry development, boundaries won't be expanded. Without truly user-friendly products offering an experience surpassing Revolut and Stripe, there shouldn't be the highest quality customers.
Therefore, the best mindset might not be to distance oneself or give up, not to hesitate and observe, nor to conform and succumb, but to embrace hope for tomorrow and contemplate each morning.
