The global remittance market moves over $2 trillion each year, yet it runs more on WhatsApp groups than Web3 dashboards. Stablecoins already flow through corridors like Lagos, La Paz, and Buenos Aires, but users need intelligence about which tokens actually clear, not more blockchains. The next frontier is corridor intelligence, not another Layer 1.
Fantom, Avalanche, and Near saw billions in TVL vanish in months. Their failures show why chains collapse and why stablecoin issuers risk repeating the same mistakes. Stablecoin L1s face an even greater challenge: the moment USDC or PYUSD becomes tied to a single chain, they stop being money and start being loyalty tokens. The real opportunity is not in owning rails but in building the intelligence layer that guides how money moves across them.
