The recent announcement of our USD1 app and debit card is a solid step toward real-world adoption—kudos to the team for the cross-chain focus and partnerships like Bithumb. But let’s cut to the chase: the decision to skip a native blockchain feels like leaving money on the table. In a space dominated by proprietary chains, why settle for multi-chain dependency when we could build our own for true sovereignty, faster txns, and unbreakable governance control?As token holders, we’re the governance body—time to flex that power. This isn’t about second-guessing; it’s about bold vision. Vote below on pushing forward with native chain R&D, allocating treasury funds, or rallying for a formal proposal. We’ve got the momentum; let’s not waste it.Draft Vote Poll:
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Hell Yes – Allocate 20% treasury to native blockchain dev; RFP out in 30 days: [Vote Button]
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Yes with Safeguards – Greenlight but tie to audits and phased rollout: [Vote Button]
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Hold Off – Defer until app/debit card hits 1M users: [Vote Button]
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No Way – Stick to multi-chain; focus resources elsewhere: [Vote Button]
Drop your hot takes in the comments—why a native chain or why not? And what type? Maybe all new made to be quantum computing invulnerable? Let’s vote and make it happen.