Yes, but the current trend is to use stable coins instead, and there's a lot of competition in the space for the best transport layer.
It's expected to require stable coins to be minted by organizations with bank license only in the future to have a better oversight on the backing and higher control by the US government.
I believe that Taro has an edge over RGB because the developers from Lightning Labs are more trusted the understand the current implementation tradeoffs, and also Taro is a simpler protocol that plays great with Bitcoin, and I also believe that sending/storing USD over lightning network will be important in the near future.
One important thing that is missing is Pickhart payments that allow people to send $10000 over lightning channels, but it's coming this year.
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Yes, but the current trend is to use stable coins instead, and there's a lot of competition in the space for the best transport layer.
It's expected to require stable coins to be minted by organizations with bank license only in the future to have a better oversight on the backing and higher control by the US government.
I believe that Taro has an edge over RGB because the developers from Lightning Labs are more trusted the understand the current implementation tradeoffs, and also Taro is a simpler protocol that plays great with Bitcoin, and I also believe that sending/storing USD over lightning network will be important in the near future.
One important thing that is missing is Pickhart payments that allow people to send $10000 over lightning channels, but it's coming this year.