My life these days seems to be all stablecoins all the time. Brale’s first Day Zero conference kicked off this week, which really just focuses on creating some gravitational pull to bring builders together. The structure is undeniably v-sum influenced and you can even see that in the demos I’ll post below.
Each one is excellent for various reasons. Perena – for example, could an incredible solution for new stablecoin programs. A meaningful challenge for new stablecoins is the two-sided liquidity that needs to be seeded to make them functional in much of the market. Perena might just reduce that challenge by 50%.
Another challenge facing new stablecoin programs is creating an influx of actual usage. Coinflow has solved the entire workflow. If you’re a merchant, you can self-direct to get paid faster than a traditional merchant account with stablecoins—even your stablecoin.
Brale totally transformed the process of creating a stablecoin from a fraught and insane challenge to something that just takes a few minutes. Chase does a nice job of laying the groundwork here on 12+ chains. To be clear, he did create a real stablecoin, and I’d bet Day Zero ends up using it to help educate folks on how to solve various challenges of creating new stablecoins.
We named the conference series Day Zero because anything is possible on Day Zero. These solutions were impossible just a few years ago, and now businesses can use them as part of their company’s everyday workflows.
It’s not like I needed more reasons to be over the moon about the future, but it’s nice to have a few more. If you’re interested in joining us at Day Zero, please apply. After a brief interview process, it’s free for everyone who participates.