Steam needs to intorduce Stable coins
For people that don't know. Stable coins are "crypto" regulated and always pegged to the U.S Dollar. So they will always be valued at $1 Dollar

This would avoid payment processors controlling the content of Steam.
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pckirk 24 Jul @ 8:39pm 
NO, Valve / Steam is NOT a Bank.
Originally posted by Sagara Sousuke:
This would avoid payment processors controlling the content of Steam.

Valve are not going to replace credit cards with a form of currency the majority of the world's population is not going to touch.
Originally posted by pckirk:
NO, Valve / Steam is NOT a Bank.
His name is Gaben, not Gaddafi
Originally posted by Sagara Sousuke:
For people that don't know. Stable coins are "crypto" regulated and always pegged to the U.S Dollar. So they will always be valued at $1 Dollar

This would avoid payment processors controlling the content of Steam.
Go back and research news articles. Gabe Newell has already said numerous times that he is not going to support crypto on this platform.
rawWwRrr 24 Jul @ 8:46pm 
And it's not going to bring the games back to Steam because Valve will not get rid of the current payment processors.
"stable coin" sounds like a euphemism for equestrian waste
Shotgun 24 Jul @ 8:50pm 
The payment processors will simply go after all of Valve's suppliers if Valve refuses to play ball.

What we need are actual anti-trust laws against these cartels, and not bandage solutions to get around their behavior.
ReBoot 24 Jul @ 10:25pm 
Originally posted by cSg|mc-Hotsauce:
And GabeN's own words in an interview...

https://www.pcgamer.com/50-of-transactions-were-fraudulent-when-steam-accepted-bitcoin-for-payments-says-gabe-newell/
That is, uhm, entertaining. I'm baffled. Not sure if surprised but if reality bypasses any cynicism, it is quite something.
Last edited by ReBoot; 24 Jul @ 10:26pm
Yeah I mean who wants 50% of your transactions being fraudulent? Nobody.
Komarimaru 24 Jul @ 10:36pm 
Stablecoin is a misnomer. It's not stable, at all. They claim to be backed at a certain limit, but not a single one has been able to remain so, getting "de-pegged" to lower values repeatedly since no true backing or reserves.

It's no better than any other cryptocurrency, it's just as useless as well.
tnu 24 Jul @ 10:38pm 
Anything to get the banks and payment processors to lose their power here.
Originally posted by tnu:
Anything to get the banks and payment processors to lose their power here.
It ain't going to be this, because Valve won't touch it.
you have steam wallet and steam item already
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