Since the MiCA law requires that stablecoins be regulated and we have a bridge with Base, the blockchain of Coinbase, why not list the stablecoin USDC?
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Great idea.
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f(x)Bridge already supports USDC via Ethereum and Base, including MarginX.
- You can bridge in USDC from those chains listed and add liquidity if you wish.
- As for seed liquidity, it will probably be entirely up to the team. And if they do, it will most likely be based on the community’s demand and usage.
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I hadn’t noticed that it’s currently possible to swap to USDC and keep USDC in the wallet. Thank you very much for your response; I’ll take a look at it now
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Someone with liquidity should create a pool and then farm USDC/USDT… users in Europe are going to have a harder time using USDT effectively starting from 6/30… for example, we won’t be able to send USDT to CEX, and then make a withdrawal to a bank account or vice versa.
I definitely think FX/USDT LP should migrate to FX/USDC LP.
Otherwise, European users might leave the markets within less than a year.
I don’t think about migrating… there should be both… in the end it is Europe that wants to separate itself from USDT, which issues stable tokens with bonds… legitimately correct… but European regulation wants to distance us from liquidity for some reason that we don’t know.
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