Meta Considers Stablecoins to Reduce Payment Costs – A Big Opportunity for Pi Network at Consensus 2025 🔥

Meta – the parent company of Facebook and Instagram – is considering integrating stablecoins (stable cryptocurrencies) to reduce international money transfer costs, especially when paying content creators on Instagram. This is a move that shows that tech giants are increasingly interested in cryptocurrencies as an effective payment solution.

Notably, Meta has just hired Ginger Baker, a former senior leader of Ripple (a platform specializing in cross-border remittances using blockchain), as Vice President of Product. She is working with crypto infrastructure companies to find ways to transfer money faster and cheaper than traditional banks. Although Meta has not chosen a specific stablecoin, it is likely to support popular coins such as USDT or USDC.

Meanwhile, in just a few days, Pi Network will officially launch globally at Consensus 2025 – one of the world’s most important events on blockchain, cryptocurrency, Web3 and AI.

Nicolas Kokkalis – founder of Pi Network – will be the official speaker at this event. This is a historic moment, marking an important step forward for the Pi network, not only as a community project but also gradually becoming a part of the global digital financial future.

Consensus 2025 is expected to attract more than 15,000 people from over 100 countries, including leaders, programmers, investors and major technology projects. This is where all the latest trends are announced and spread throughout the industry.