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If you’re only thinking of @MetallicusTDBN for stablecoins, you’re missing the bigger picture. In this short clip, @FrankMazza3 breaks down the infrastructure behind it all: title, lending, wallets (WebAuth), identity (Membership Pass), and the broader ecosystem powering [Spoken audio]: Part of the metal blockchain, you guys have an infrastructure that can provide all kinds of services, right? Are there other products you're currently looking at or other opportunities you're currently evaluating to extend that blockchain into? For example, tokenization, are you looking at those other potential use cases as a part of this? Is the opportunity so large at credit unions that for stablecoin that that's just taking all of the air out of the out of the room at the time at this time? Yeah, no stablecoins is just a small piece. It's a very small piece to what Metallica does in the ecosystem. I think that from a credit union perspective, the reason why we would get more recognition around the around the stablecoins is just because of the nature of the FOMO and the market. Obviously, a lot of what's happening with credit unions, with the Genius Act, with the Clarity Act, with the licensing. With a credit union, when you look at Metallicus, you might say, oh, is there just a stable coin there? But that's kind of where we dive into a lot of the other products. And we get into that when we're working with credit unions. The wallet play is a very big one, which obviously a lot of it is connected. Identity is a very big piece of one. Fraud solutions. able to put different components on chain. You know, we've talked to credit unions about titles on chain. Is that an option? Um, the lending pieces that we've talked about, you know, earlier in this, this episode, so there's a lot of different use cases that you can build around it. Um, opportunity wise, it's really endless because of the ecosystem, um, being able to have us directly associate it with, with us as a core developer to be able to work with those credit unions to be able to customize those. Um, so really the endless, you know, endless options in what we're doing. We are working with some other credit unions and experimentation phases that really allow them to see use cases that go a little beyond that. But there's, there's a number of things that you can do. Stable points is just a very small piece to what we do at Metallicus. One of the, one of the challenges with really ubiquitous and quick money transfer services is in fact the potential for fraud. What are you guys doing to combat That potential inside your platform. Yeah, so so we have so Metallicus has its own, you know, our own identity products So we have metal identity. It's a product that we've been working on Obviously we have experience in the identity space when you think about acquisition to see your ledger and the identity products that they've Have with it and how we're transforming some of those products internally and Metallicus Anytime you put data on chain, you know, the infinite and mutable records is really valuable especially to credit unions. When you think about the auditing perspective, how can you, how do you manage that on chain? Obviously with those records, totally sitting there, how do you really start to showcase and elevate in this scenario? Creating those smart contracts on chain that say, hey, if this, then do this, right? So there's a lot of things that we're looking at from a fraud perspective to combat some of that, being on chain. Same thing when you think about potential of, like a title on chain that we might have talked about with the credit union, you know, start to get into that, you know, the historical records behind that, what is the, you know, the title movement look like. So there's a number of use cases that kind of tie in beyond that and especially kind of go together with the fraud and.
