Before going to bed, I saw this highly discussed post and would like to briefly say a few words. Airwallex company used to be located upstairs in our company. The Melbourne Chinese community is not large, and my good friend also works in payment. We have talked about this company a lot before. Their business model is actually not difficult, but what my friends envied the most at that time was their super strong financing ability (later found out that it was because there was a Tongtian representative among the partners). This round has merged with N rounds, and Jack and Airwallex have long been integrated with the current financial vested interest group. The core of resources is the financial licenses of various countries and the large amount of funds accumulated in their pools, mainly addressing the need to accelerate the development of backward cross-border financial systems. The current flourishing development of stablecoins is not only due to the challenge posed by blockchain to traditional backward financial infrastructure, but also by the challenge posed by political groups led by Trump to traditional financial conglomerates led by the Federal Reserve. The fundamental conflict of interest is between new finance and old finance. Can you expect someone with their butt tilted to one side and their wealthy father pointing at them from behind to say something good about crypto? Let stablecoins have more development and application scenarios, and let more users taste convenience. There is no need to argue, time will help us face those who once looked down on us.