In all honesty, let's talk about something useful. Last week we released a column about $USDC , discussing the so-called 'real Stablecoin,' backed by the dollar and audited. But theory without practice is worth nothing, so let's go to the real world.

Today, what do many people do? They leave their money sitting in reais, earning peanuts, or they throw everything into speculating on altcoins. But with $USDC , there's something different: you can keep it stored in digital dollars and still use it like real money.

Practical example: the Kast card. You transfer USDC directly there and start spending it on debit, at the supermarket, at the gas station, wherever. Without paying absurd IOF, without that bank spread gouge. This means saving some money that used to go down the drain in taxes and hidden fees. Plus, it gives a feeling of using crypto in real life, not just as a blinking chart.

While people still think that crypto is just risky investment, we are already in the phase of using stablecoins to buy bread.