Having understood the positioning of TBC, let's combine it with the demands of stablecoins and enter the world of TBC's gold anchor together. When it comes to stablecoins, stability is not only a security requirement for the anchored assets but also a fundamental constraint on the underlying infrastructure public chain. The coins in stablecoins are not just token securities of the anchored assets; they are also value carriers and circulation means of their underlying infrastructure public chain. If the native tokens on an on-chain are all of unstable value, then how can the stablecoins issued be considered stable? TBC's model of never increasing issuance ensures value preservation, rejects inflation, and anchors the quantity to Bitcoin at a ratio of 1:100 for mining, inheriting the value stability of digital gold.

From the monetary experiment of Bitcoin to the smart contract frenzy of Ethereum, from the speed obsession of Solana to the academic innovation of Sui, the history of blockchain is an epic of humanity constantly challenging the limits of technology, while repeatedly weighing efficiency, security, and decentralization. However, all predecessors have left unfinished missions: Bitcoin is constrained by performance, Ethereum has become elitist, BNB is centralized, Solana is fragile, Cardano is slow, and Sui is highbrow and less popular. The birth of the TBC public chain is precisely to put an end to this spiral of compromise. As the pace of the era accelerates, TBC boldly ventures into new territories to lock in new goals, becoming the first public chain in Asia, Africa, and Latin America with pure Bitcoin lineage, with a 1:100 mining ratio, and TBC’s small cakes make a brilliant debut.

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