HTX will hold a themed debate at 20:00 UTC+8 today on whether stablecoins should pay interest, according to an announcement on its official social media account. Congge and George will appear for the affirmative side, while Mocheng and Wang Fugui will represent the opposing side. The discussion is set to focus on several core questions tied to stablecoins, including their functional positioning, how yield should be distributed, the risks involved, and broader industry development. The event will also examine how an interest-bearing model for stablecoins could affect user rights and interests, market competition, and the development of the stablecoin ecosystem. A livestream reservation link was also provided by the organizer.
HTX is set to host a debate at 20:00 UTC+8 today on a simple but loaded question: 「Should stablecoins pay interest?」. That’s according to a post on its official social media account.
Speakers and discussion topics
Congge and George will argue the affirmative side. Mocheng and Wang Fugui will take the opposing side. The debate is expected to focus on how stablecoins should be positioned functionally, how yield gets distributed, the risks that could come with that, and where the industry is headed. And yes, it will also examine what interest-bearing stablecoins could mean for user rights and interests, market competition, and the growth of the stablecoin ecosystem.
Livestream reservation link: https://www.htx.net.in/zh-cn/live/detail/h5?id=121522&invite_code=gui6e223&inviter_id=11351630
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