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and yet, when you look at what comprises a stablecoin alongside the frictions unstable foreign countries have, you'll see why they occur on EVMs and not some other architecture

> The API could be cobol and it wouldn’t matter

you can probably get cobol to transpile to bytecode that EVMs can use. I get the point you're trying to make that excludes blockchains, but you don't make that point



If you thought I was trying to exclude blockchains, reread what I said because it wasn’t that.

I’m saying the API can be complete trash and whether it’s a blockchain or a traditional bank, the thing that will drive the decision is money.

>the third party, unaffiliated, developer experience is better on an EVM than it is is on a traditional centralized database.

The developer experience is completely irrelevant when millions of dollars a week are on the line.

The API doesn’t matter.




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