The traditional ERC-20 standard has fundamental limitations for modern payment applications. A new token protocol iteration introduces significant improvements: built-in transfer memos, compliance tooling at the protocol layer, native yield distribution mechanisms, and predictable fee structures—all embedded directly into the token standard rather than bolted on as separate solutions.
This approach simplifies integration and reduces complexity across the entire ecosystem. The project has secured substantial backing ($500M) from leading investors including Stripe, Paradigm, and Sequoia Capital, signaling confidence in this architectural shift.
The combination of these features addresses long-standing friction points in token-based systems, offering developers more flexibility and users greater transparency in transactions.
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LiquidityLarry
· 17h ago
The figure of 500M in funding is a bit outrageous... Can this really solve the pain points of ERC-20 or is it just another hype?
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not_your_keys
· 23h ago
Haha, finally someone understands that ERC-20 is just a semi-finished product... What does 500M in funding mean? It shows that the previous approach was indeed completely flawed.
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GasFeeTherapist
· 01-15 04:48
Wow, 500M funding to develop a new token protocol? Both Stripe and Paradigm are betting on it. This is really about rewriting the rules of the game...
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GasGuzzler
· 01-15 04:43
500M funding sounds great, but can it really solve the old problems of ERC-20, or is it just another fancy packaging?
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CryptoMotivator
· 01-15 04:42
A $500M funding sounds great, but it's hard to say what can actually be achieved once implemented... Is this new standard really better than ERC-20?
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 01-15 04:30
Wow, Stripe, Paradigm, and Sequoia all invested? This time really is different.
The traditional ERC-20 standard has fundamental limitations for modern payment applications. A new token protocol iteration introduces significant improvements: built-in transfer memos, compliance tooling at the protocol layer, native yield distribution mechanisms, and predictable fee structures—all embedded directly into the token standard rather than bolted on as separate solutions.
This approach simplifies integration and reduces complexity across the entire ecosystem. The project has secured substantial backing ($500M) from leading investors including Stripe, Paradigm, and Sequoia Capital, signaling confidence in this architectural shift.
The combination of these features addresses long-standing friction points in token-based systems, offering developers more flexibility and users greater transparency in transactions.