2026-01-11 03:26:51

By 2026, the rise of on-chain new banks will drive the stablecoin market into a new growth cycle. In this wave, frxUSD, with its design advantages, is becoming the core settlement tool of the new bank ecosystem.

Interestingly, the significance of FraxNet goes far beyond a new bank product. It is essentially an open infrastructure—any platform dedicated to building crypto new banks can connect to and benefit from it. From this perspective, FraxNet is becoming the underlying support layer for this track. In the future, a large number of new bank applications will be built on this infrastructure.

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ContractTearjerker

· 6h ago

How far frxUSD can go depends on whether real users are willing to pay, not just crypto圈自嗨 (hype within the crypto community).

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PonziDetector

· 01-11 03:56

The frxUSD design looks good, but the key is whether the subsequent ecosystem can truly take off; otherwise, it might just be another PPT coin. Speaking of FraxNet, if it can really become the underlying infrastructure, then Frax has played a pretty strategic move. There probably aren't many new banks that can survive before 2026... The stablecoin market has been very volatile in the past two years; it’s already impressive if frxUSD can maintain its position. Open infrastructure sounds great, but how many people will actually adopt it once it’s promoted?

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AmateurDAOWatcher

· 01-11 03:56

I don't know, it still feels early for 2026. We're probably still just making promises now. --- frxUSD is indeed working on something, but I've heard too many stories about underlying infrastructure. --- The idea of open infrastructure sounds like just another thing that everyone will use but no one will really profit from. --- So FraxNet is aiming to be the "operating system" for stablecoins? That's a bit ambitious. --- Using the term "core settlement tool"... might be a bit premature, we still need to see if the ecosystem can really take off. --- I just want to know who will build real applications on top of this, not just another bunch of testnet games. --- Bottom layer, bottom layer, constantly laying the groundwork, but very few actually get implemented. --- What are the design advantages of frxUSD? Is it really better to use than USDC? --- If it can truly become the foundation of a new banking ecosystem, then there's definitely potential. It's just a matter of whether it can survive until 2026.

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ForkYouPayMe

· 01-11 03:55

frxUSD this wave is indeed awesome, it feels like Frax is really playing a big game Agreed, underlying infrastructure is the key, whoever seizes the opportunity will win 2026 is still far away, but judging by the stance of FraxNet, at least the direction is right Honestly, compared to those flashy new coins, I prefer Frax which quietly does the engineering work Wait, what exactly are the design advantages of frxUSD? Tell me specifically The new banking wave is coming, and Frax has indeed positioned itself correctly It feels like another story of "infrastructure," but this time Frax is truly different Waiting to see if there will really be a large number of applications running on it. For now, let's wait and see

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RektHunter

· 01-11 03:49

frxUSD this wave does have some flavor, but the real profit still depends on who can build the ecosystem I've heard the term "underlying infrastructure" too many times; the key is whether you can retain users 2026? Let's see how many can survive next year first I think FraxNet's positioning isn't that simple; the competition will be fierce Will the stablecoin race heat up again? It's overwhelming

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CryptoSurvivor

· 01-11 03:48

frxUSD this wave is quite something, I've been optimistic about this direction for a long time. The underlying infrastructure is the key. Speaking of FraxNet, whether it can really expand depends on how many projects are willing to integrate later on. Otherwise, even the best design is useless. 2026 is still far away. Let's see who can survive until then. The stories in the crypto world are always quite slick. Is the stablecoin track about to get competitive again? Feels like it’s only been quiet for two years... FraxNet focusing on infrastructure is a good idea, but I’m worried some big players might easily copy it.

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