2026-01-09 08:28:36

Do you remember the 2008 financial crisis? It was after that major crisis that Bitcoin was born. History tends to repeat itself.

The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank marks the second-largest bank failure in U.S. history. But this time, the story might unfold differently — crypto-native stablecoins are very likely to truly take off during this window. The golden age of Web3 and supranational digital currencies may be hidden within this crisis.

To put it simply, every rupture in the financial system is an opportunity for new technologies and new orders to break through old frameworks. Those who seize this wave of opportunity will be able to define the next decade.

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UnluckyMiner

· 01-12 06:39

It's just a historical cycle, Bitcoin was born during the 2008 financial crisis, and now there's another... But whether stablecoins can truly take off this time remains uncertain.

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RugpullTherapist

· 01-11 13:28

Crisis = Opportunity, sounds great, but can we really catch it? --- Here we go again with this repeated historical narrative. I feel like every time it's called the "Golden Age" --- Stablecoins taking off? First fill the Luna hole before talking. --- The opportunity for financial裂变 is for those with bullets. As for us retail investors... haha --- Bitcoin was indeed born after 2008, but who the hell knew it would turn out like this? Everyone can talk about history now. --- Not denying it, but I hope this wave will bring some real innovation. Don’t just repackage old wine in new bottles. --- Define the next decade? Let’s survive this month first. --- Every crisis is said to be an opportunity. I’ve already missed several waves, so it’s what it is. --- Silicon Valley Bank collapsed, can on-chain stablecoins save the world? Overthinking it, aren’t we?

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CryptoMom

· 01-11 12:11

When a crisis hits, you know who's swimming naked. Is this time the stablecoin really going to step up, or is it just another wolf coming?

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SchrodingersFOMO

· 01-09 08:55

Since 2008, it's been the same old story. Is it really possible to turn things around?

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memecoin_therapy

· 01-09 08:52

Bro, the crisis is here and these people are actually encouraging everyone to all in on stablecoins. Is that real or fake... Here we go again, every time there's a crash they say "opportunity is here," and how are things after they said that last time? History repeats itself, can this time be any different? Honestly, I can't quite understand. The system is breaking apart, yet they want to embrace a new system. That logic is pretty extreme. Stablecoins taking off? First, clarify the risks before hyping it up, buddy. It's pretty heartbreaking; we're definitely at risk of being exploited in this wave... This article sounds like it's just pumping me up, but what if I actually believe it?

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