Why can HTTP 402 become the standard for on-chain payments? The key lies in several points.
**Market demand is evident**. Stablecoin payments have always been a real pain point in the Web3 ecosystem, and this is not a false need. Currently, there is no widely adopted payment protocol standard on-chain, and the ecological gap is obvious.
**The technical solution is concise and efficient**. The beauty of HTTP 402 lies in its avoidance of new protocols—directly reusing the existing HTTP framework, which means a significant reduction in migration costs and a quick start for developers.
**The team background is exceptional**. The core development team comes from a leading exchange, which itself signifies a profound industry accumulation and resource integration capability. More importantly, they have a deep connection with a major stablecoin issuer—the second largest stablecoin originates from this ecosystem, and this collaborative advantage is hard to replicate.
With these conditions combined, HTTP 402 will either become a standard or at least shake up the landscape of the payment sector.
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0xSunnyDay
· 16h ago
Reusing the HTTP system is indeed a brilliant move, saving everyone from the explosion of learning costs that would come from developing a new protocol.
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GasFeeCrier
· 12-22 15:21
The idea of reusing the HTTP system is indeed brilliant, saving the trouble of developing a new protocol... However, it still relies on ecosystem binding to make it work.
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ColdWalletGuardian
· 12-21 20:53
Well... reusing the HTTP system is indeed a tough move, significantly lowering the threshold for developers.
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RooftopVIP
· 12-21 20:53
To be honest, it sounds a bit questionable to push the standards based on team background and resource binding.
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ForkPrince
· 12-21 20:52
To put it simply, it's all about having the right timing, the right place, and the right people. Reusing HTTP is indeed clever, saving the effort of educating the market.
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BuyTheTop
· 12-21 20:36
Here we go again, playing people for suckers, alright I’ll keep an eye on you.
Why can HTTP 402 become the standard for on-chain payments? The key lies in several points.
**Market demand is evident**. Stablecoin payments have always been a real pain point in the Web3 ecosystem, and this is not a false need. Currently, there is no widely adopted payment protocol standard on-chain, and the ecological gap is obvious.
**The technical solution is concise and efficient**. The beauty of HTTP 402 lies in its avoidance of new protocols—directly reusing the existing HTTP framework, which means a significant reduction in migration costs and a quick start for developers.
**The team background is exceptional**. The core development team comes from a leading exchange, which itself signifies a profound industry accumulation and resource integration capability. More importantly, they have a deep connection with a major stablecoin issuer—the second largest stablecoin originates from this ecosystem, and this collaborative advantage is hard to replicate.
With these conditions combined, HTTP 402 will either become a standard or at least shake up the landscape of the payment sector.