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# Kiki ekifuula Stablesats okwawukana ku stablecoins nga Tether ne USDC?

Wadde nga stablecoins nga Tether ne USDC zeeyongedde okwettanirwa, zisobola okukoma ku blockchain gye zizimbibwa, era abakozesa bayinza okweraliikirira stablecoin oba blockchain ki bannaabwe gye bakozesa.

Stablesats etuwa eky’enjawulo eky’okugonjoola ekizibu kino, kuba kikwatagana mu bujjuvu n’omuntu yenna akozesa Bitcoin ne Lightning. Kino kitegeeza nti abakozesa basobola okukwata n’okutunda ddoola nga tebeeraliikirivu ku blockchain oba stablecoin entongole ekozesebwa bannaabwe.

Okugatta ku ekyo, olw’okuba Stablesats ekozesa ebintu ebiva mu bikozesebwa, esobola okuwa eky’okugonjoola ekizibu era ekiyinza okulinnyisibwa bw’ogeraageranya ne stablecoins ez’ennono. Okutwaliza awamu, Stablesats etuwa engeri empya ennyuvu ey’okukwata n’okutambuza ddoola munda mu nkola ya Bitcoin ne Lightning, ng’ewa okukyukakyuka okusingawo n’okukolagana okusinga enkola endala eza stablecoin.


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