@thelearningpill @BitgetWallet The middle layer fading out is the real shift. When the sender just sees a normal account number, the person on the other end gets stablecoins without anyone having to think about crypto. Reply to @thelearningpill: Getting paid in dollars usually means the money lands with a middleman, loses some to FX, and needs another hop before it reaches stablecoins, where I actually want it. So I had to test whether that middle layer can disappear. I opened a @BitgetWallet Virtual Account w/o a US address or a US bank. Sharing the details took one link, and what surprised me was how little it felt like crypto, because the sender just saw a normal US account number. I get to work from different cities and sometimes different continents. Receiving, holding and putting income to work now happens in one place I control, and the transfers cost less than international ones (and I get none of the usual questions). One thing I had a little trouble was finding where to set up the VA - IMO that button belongs on the main page. Otherwise it was seamless, and features like this are how the middle layer fades out. I've added the steps for you to follow along 👇(Historical earnings: For 2026Q2 (period ended 2026-06-30), Circle reported basic EPS of 0.42, diluted EPS of 0.39, net income of USD 0.103 billion, revenue from contracts with customers of USD 75.207 million, and total revenues of USD 1.395 billion. Consensus expectations: For 2026Q3 (event date 2026-11-04), consensus EPS is 0.3787 and consensus revenue is USD 0.788 billion.)