Traditional Payment Giant Collides with Web3: PayPal USD0 Logins TRON When it comes to payments, PayPal is undoubtedly a global giant, with users and transactions across all types of e-commerce and daily consumption. Now it is no longer just guarding Web2, launching the stablecoin PYUSD0 and expanding its territory to TRON. Why TRON ? The answer is simple. Tron itself is the superhighway for stablecoins. Not only is there a large number, but more importantly, the landing scenario - in Vietnam, you can use TRON USDT to eat KFC, and TRON has become the first choice for low-cost cross-border remittances. This chain has long been deeply embedded in the Web2 payment scene. Therefore, when PayPal expands the stablecoin to TRON, it is not just an additional issuance channel, but also leverages the size and popularity of TRON to extend its tentacles into the market where there is real demand. From supermarket collection to cross-border remittance, this is a real landing cooperation. Behind it heralds a new era: the deep integration of traditional payment systems and public chain networks. PayPal's global brand and payment experience, combined with TRON's already running stablecoin network, brings not just a token, but a more efficient, transparent, and inclusive financial prototype. When PayPal entered Web3, it did not stop but expanded its territory to the chain that knows stablecoins best. Maybe one day in the future, when you check out at a convenience store, there will be an extra line on the sign at the cash register: "Support All Stablecoin on TRON". At that moment, TRON was no longer just an on-chain story, but truly entered our daily payment habits. @justinsuntron @trondaoCN #TRONEcoStar

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