2026-01-06 12:32:50

ADI is not just a stablecoin channel for Dirham. Stablecoins are just the starting point, far from the end. The true ambition lies in building government-level on-chain infrastructure. What we see is an ecosystem on a national scale—the sovereign L3 layer designed for payments, digital identity, asset registration, and enterprise settlement. The logic behind this architectural design is clear: open the door with stablecoins and support the real economy with comprehensive on-chain infrastructure. From payments to identity verification to asset rights confirmation, the entire closed loop runs on the chain. This is what the next-generation financial infrastructure should look like.

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ReverseTradingGuru

· 01-06 18:05

Bro, this is true ambition, not just playing around with stablecoins. --- Government-level infrastructure going on the chain, it feels closer and closer to us. --- Honestly, it looks great, but I'm just worried that implementation might be another story. --- Running a closed loop on the chain? How about regulation? Has anyone thought about that? --- I like this logic. From payments to identity to asset rights, a complete ecosystem should be like this. --- Sovereign L3 sounds impressive, but if it can really be put into use, then it's a win. --- The Dirham stablecoin is just the stepping stone; the real show is yet to come. --- All payments, identity, and asset registration on the chain—if that happens, it will truly be a revolution. --- Another "next-generation financial infrastructure." I've seen too many such promises.

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MidnightTrader

· 01-06 13:02

Damn, this is exactly what I wanted to see! Stablecoins are just a facade; the real killer feature is government-level infrastructure.

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MergeConflict

· 01-06 12:45

Wow, this is the real big picture. Stablecoins are just the stepping stone. --- Government-level infrastructure on the blockchain? If that really happens, the game rules will be completely rewritten. --- But honestly, from payment closed-loop to identity verification, turning these technologies into reality is much harder than just talking about it. --- Sovereign L3 handling identity, assets, and settlement feels like redefining financial infrastructure. --- May I ask if the ADI architecture will also face regulatory nightmares, or can Dinar's endorsement pass directly? --- Interesting, starting with stablecoins and then deepening the development—this approach is indeed quite aggressive. --- Another story about "next-generation infrastructure," but this time it sounds less hollow.

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On-ChainDiver

· 01-06 12:40

Let me start by saying, this set of logic is indeed fierce; stablecoins are just a cover. --- Is government-level infrastructure really the next hot spot? I'm a bit skeptical. --- Is the entire closed loop on the chain? Sounds good, but how will it actually be implemented... --- If identity verification really gets done, that would be a true revolution. --- Dinar stablecoins are just the appetizer; the main course has just been served. --- Basically, the country wants to build its own blockchain ecosystem, while other stablecoins are being suppressed and rubbed against the ground. --- Sovereign L3 sounds impressive, but will the actual operation be another story? --- Asset registration on the chain? What level of trust crisis would be needed to push this forward? --- Enterprise settlements directly on the chain—are traditional finance really done for? --- I think this architecture design is too idealistic; reality will always slap you in the face.

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GweiWatcher

· 01-06 12:39

Hey, so ADI is playing a big game, with stablecoins just a cover This architecture design is indeed fierce, a national-level on-chain infrastructure? Hard to imagine The sovereignty L3 layer logic is smooth, but can it really get the real economy onto the chain? That's the key Identity verification and asset rights confirmation all on-chain... sounds very futuristic, but how to implement it in practice Seriously, if this can be implemented successfully, the game rules will have to be rewritten

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