Walled gardens don’t survive Stablecoin 2.0. With ESS, value stays inside the ecosystem that creates it and @stbl_official gives you the rails to do it. Think of a billion-dollar app flow: in Gen-1, issuers skim the carry; with ESS, that yield funds your loyalty, employee rewards, rev-shares, even supplier terms. Cities can do the same issue a municipal ESS, keep the interest for schools or transit instead of tipping a private stablecoin desk. The model works because USST is the universal reserve and ESS sit on top. You earn a “Gaming Coin” in-app, swap to USST instantly for stability and liquidity, then back into any other ESS as needed interoperable by design. ❯ Proof 1: Whitepaper describes ESS minted against a USST reserve via SWRI policy + yield routing live at the protocol layer, not in marketing decks. ❯ Proof 2: USST is positioned as the base reserve for ESS; swap-to-USST guarantees convertibility and shared liquidity across deployments. ❯ Bonus: USST is natively multichain via Wormhole NTT (ETH ↔ BNB), so your “economy” isn’t stuck on one chain’s order books. Wormhole Quick take: this flips incentives builders and communities keep the carry, not intermediaries. If you’re shipping an ESS, start simple: route a % of yield to users (loyalty), a % to suppliers (cash-cycle), and stress-test the USST exit path before scale. I’m tracking first ESS pilots and swap spreads next