Have you heard?
Walmart and Amazon are both going to issue their own stablecoins.
According to foreign media reports, the two retail giants have started the legal review process and are preparing to launch their own payment-based stablecoin systems. This is not a future vision, but a "chain reality" that is definitely on the way.
But what I want to say is: when they were still "preparing to issue coins", I had been using stablecoins on Solayer for almost half a year, and I was earning, rewarding, and paying.
📌 Stablecoin is not a concept, it is a gateway
I used to think that stablecoins were “safe-haven tools”, but now I know that they are a bridge connecting the chain and the real world.
Why do Walmart/Amazon issue coins?
Reduce credit card fees
Improve user payment efficiency
Establish a closed-loop commercial traffic pool
What Solayer does is a native solution on the chain:
✅ sUSD：
Partnering with OpenEden, backed by real U.S. Treasury bonds
Deposit USDC with one click, with an annualized return of 4%
Support on-chain rewards, savings, and consumption
Now expanded to the Base ecosystem to achieve cross-chain payment
I now deposit U into my sUSD account every month, and then:
See the "+income received" reminder every day
Use the card to pay for Luckin Coffee → Automatically deduct sUSD for consumption → Receive points and airdrop weights
📌 Are retail giants planning to enter the market? Solayer is already ahead
Let’s look at it from a macro perspective:
Amazon and Walmart represent the strongest closed-loop payment power of Web2
They issue coins to regain control of the "asset management rights" within their own system
What about Web3?
Solayer has built a complete closed loop:
sUSD as a funding system (T-Bill anchoring, 4% return)
Emerald Card as payment system (Apple Pay/WeChat/Alipay)
InfiniSVM as the underlying TPS hosting system (1 million TPS target)
Points system + airdrop incentives form a closed-loop user system
📌 We are earlier users and enjoy earlier dividends
When Amazon was still presenting the “Future of Amazon Token Payment in the US” PPT, I had already:
I used sUSD to reward the creator on Twitter and help him earn income
Use sUSD to buy coffee + earn BTC from Emerald Card purchases
Get on the $Layer S2 airdrop whitelist with your card points
Walmart regards stablecoin as a "corporate strategy", while Solayer turns stablecoin into a "user portal".
📌 Last words: The stablecoin war has begun
But the winner will not be determined by market capitalization or user base alone, but by who can:
Real applications run natively on the chain
Build a sustainable revenue model
Support user consumption + encourage participation
Solayer has done it now.
Don’t wait for the giants to issue coins before participating in the on-chain revolution. Now is your bonus period.