WLFI advisers recently revealed that the stablecoin USD1 has officially connected to the Bitcoin Thunderbolt network launched by Nubit, becoming the only stablecoin currently active on the Bitcoin mainnet. Previously, Tether had abandoned the Omni version of USDT, and the launch of USD1 not only filled the gap, but also opened up the stablecoin high-speed channel on the BTC mainnet. This step is significant. Users can now transfer money directly on the Bitcoin mainnet, receive USD1, and even pay for node services on the Thunderbolt network. The in-depth cooperation between WLFI and Nubit is substantially expanding the application capabilities of Bitcoin in stablecoin and payment scenarios. What's more noteworthy is that USD1 is expected to occupy more than 90% of the stablecoin circulation on the Thunderbolt network, forming a de facto monopoly. Don't forget, back in April, the Bitcoin Thunderbolt network introduced UTXO Bundling and OP_CAT instructions through a soft fork, which boosted on-chain performance by 1000–2000x compared to the original chain. The combination of stablecoins + high-performance Bitcoin network is redefining the financial imagination of BTC. It's time to revisit Bitcoin's potential in the DeFi and payments markets.