For anyone questioning whether a stablecoin-focused chain like @PlasmaFDN or @stable makes sense, just take a look at the data from Tron: Over the past 30 days, Tron generated the second-highest revenue across all blockchains - only behind Solana. It outperformed Ethereum and generated orders of magnitude more than BNB, Base, and others. Transaction fees on Tron are even surging, but people keep paying them, simply because Tron has become indispensable as a stablecoin chain, as the next chart clearly shows. Tron holds the second-largest on-chain stablecoin supply after Ethereum, more than the whole rest of the chains combined. Interestingly, Tron was never intended to become a stablecoin chain. It just evolved that way over time, as innovation on the chain slowed and it became a go-to place for scammy activity, criminal transactions, and money laundering. Now imagine the possibilities if we had a purpose-built chain with native stablecoin support baked into the protocol, designed from the ground up for this use case - and backed directly by @Tether_to and @paoloardoino. Wouldn't be surprised if we look at a decacorn in the making here. Shout out to @Blockworks_ and @JasonYanowitz for the amazing data, best in the industry.