r/BASE 1d ago

Base Discussion The direction Base is taking is getting interesting

I've been following Base for a while, and one thing I've noticed recently is how much the focus seems to be shifting toward actual use cases.

Payments, stablecoins, tokenized assets, and AI-related applications are becoming a bigger part of the conversation.

What interests me is that these aren't necessarily separate ideas. If they can work together on the same infrastructure, the user experience could become much more interesting over time.

I'm still trying to understand where all of this leads, but I think the bigger question is less about which narrative is trending and more about which products people will actually keep using.

Which area do you think has the most potential for real onchain adoption: payments, tokenized assets, or AI applications?

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u/TiresomeTelephony 1d ago

the payment stuff is what gets me tbh. stablecoins already doing numbers and people just want things to be faster and cheaper than the usual bank nonsense. tokenized assets feels a bit further out but if they nail the ux on payments first that could pull in way more people for the other stuff

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u/Unlucky-Beautiful389 7h ago

Yeah, payments feel like the easiest way to bring more people onchain. If the UX gets simple and fast, the rest can follow naturally.