#稳定币竞争与发展 Seeing Aave founder's plans for 2026, I am reminded of a frequently overlooked truth: true long-term value often does not lie in short-term narrative fluctuations, but in the teams that continuously refine the infrastructure.

From an early stage with less than $1 billion to now being comparable to the top 50 banks in the US, this process itself is a textbook in asset allocation. The V4 Hub & Spoke model, Horizon's focus on institutional RWA, and the Aave App's mobile interface for the general public—these are not just for hype but are gradually expanding the capacity of the financial infrastructure layer.

The essence of stablecoin competition is actually a contest of liquidity and trust. In this prolonged battle, it’s not the projects that shout the loudest that will win, but those that genuinely focus on solving real problems and building institutional-level trust. That’s why I’ve always emphasized that when choosing assets, you should look at whether the team is truly acting for the long term—whether they are willing to persevere through years of regulatory uncertainty, and whether they prioritize user safety.

This plan teaches us a principle: good financial infrastructure requires time for validation, stable governance, and sincere decision-makers. Asset allocation on such platforms will give you much more peace of mind. After all, wealth management is essentially about choosing those assets worth long-term companionship.