Stablecoins are gradually evolving into local currencies. ADI Chain has launched an AED stablecoin backed by the UAE's largest bank, First Abu Dhabi Bank, and regulated by the UAE Central Bank. ADI Chain is not an independent L1 but an L2 chain built on Ethereum's L2 Zksync elastic chain network. The target user base for this stablecoin includes regional groups in the Middle East, Africa, and Asia. Currently, the UAE is the world's second-largest remittance-sending country (second only to the US), with remittances primarily settled in AED. These remittances mainly come from the UAE's 9 million expatriate workers (e.g., from India, Pakistan, Egypt, the Philippines, etc.), amounting to over $40 billion annually. Cross-border remittances are one of its target markets. This kind of experiment is also crucial for the Ethereum L2 ecosystem. If it succeeds, it sets an example and inspires more adoption; if it fails, it serves as a cautionary tale, potentially losing one of the most important testing grounds.