Seeing some takes lately claiming we won’t need onchain FX or tokenized non USD currencies. If we expect real B2B flows to move onchain, we’re going to need all of it. It’s the same mindset people had when they insisted stablecoins would only matter outside the US. Stablecoins are a programmable form of money. Blockchains are the future programmable money rails. The evolution won’t stop at dollars, over time stablecoins will absorb every major currency because that’s what lets financial services companies build materially better products. Businesses will use stablecoin accounts to access multiple payout corridors through local rails. If you have obligations in BRL, you want to lock FX ahead of time, hold the correct currency on your balance sheet and settle 1:1 (not discover the rate the moment you need to do the payment). In the future, agents will automatically secure the best rate, hedge exposure and swap the exact amount required to meet your obligations. None of this is feasible without programmable money and rails. The future is bright, but getting there requires onchain FX and tokenized versions of most major currencies. It’s the only way this scales to real world, high volume B2B flows.