Arrived in Seoul in the afternoon, here to try the black box Lijulan, said to be a torture on earth. Has anyone tried it? Tell me about the experience... Yuki said it was extremely painful, I'm scared 🥹 Recently, I've seen everyone receiving Twitter's "creator earnings." Old Ma got a raise, everyone is happy. I guess more people meet the threshold, but binding Stripe should have stumped quite a few. (Twitter's settlement uses Stripe for cross-bank transfers.) Friends in the country are used to the convenience of Alipay/WeChat, and are naturally resistant to such complicated processes that are cumbersome and slow to settle. However, with the development of @SeiNetwork, it’s not impossible for a global company to run payments and salaries on Sei in the future 🧣 In the past few years, blockchain has proven: "On-chain transactions can be faster, cheaper, and traceable." 💼 But can a company's "money" complete its entire life cycle on a single chain? First, let's look at how a company's funds flow in the real world ♻️ Taking a multinational company as an example: ▪️ Customer payment → Stripe / Bank ▪️ Funds credited → Multi-country bank accounts ▪️ Salary distribution → Third-party Payroll system ▪️ Foreign exchange settlement → FX + Clearing network ▪️ Cash management → Bank wealth management / Internal allocation ▪️ Reconciliation and auditing → T+1 / T+2, multi-system reconciliation Just looking at it makes my head hurt... Slow settlement, low turnover efficiency, friction costs at every step, and funds are fragmented across different systems....