The activity content of Hong Kong Sui @ MindfrogCrypto has been organized comprehensively. I also asked two questions about Sui stablecoins 1. How to prepare for the free transfer of stablecoins mentioned in Sui's 2026 plan? Sui's stablecoin direction for landing is still web2.5. You can use social tools to log in and use the wallet to protect privacy during transfers. Sui Grid wants to be able to host long-term large-scale free transfer stablecoin activities. These fundamentals are still what Meta originally wanted to do, moving towards commercial implementation. 2. With the increase in the scale of stablecoins, the market value of stablecoins running on public chains may exceed that of public chains. Is there any problem with this The security of PoS chains is essentially backed by the market value of the native tokens pledged. Attacking the network either involves buying coins and pledging to reach 51%, or bribing existing validators. The cost is the market value of the pledged token, and the benefit is the asset value that you can steal, spend, or review off the chain, theoretically with the possibility of being attacked. When B (value carried on the chain) is much greater than A (attack cost), the attack becomes economically profitable. Adeniyi mainly mentioned the need to strengthen the public chain in terms of security, as well as how to take appropriate measures in case of problems. The market value of Tron's tokens is less than 30 billion, and the stable coins on the chain of 80 billion US dollars have exceeded the token value by three times, but in reality, they have been peaceful. No hacker would attempt to leverage stable assets worth 85 billion yuan at a cost of 10 billion yuan, and of course, hackers would hardly be able to buy 10 billion tokens from the market, as the actual cost would be much higher. My insight is that with the development of blockchain, we need to pursue commercialization and compliance. In terms of decentralization, we will not completely follow the principles of decentralization. Let's just say whether hackers' assets can be frozen or not. The answer is obvious.