Robert Hackett, Head of Special Projects at a16z Crypto, has written that the term "stablecoin" is gradually losing its relevance to the times. Stablecoins were originally born during a period of high volatility in the crypto market, hence the emphasis on "stable" characteristics. However, as technology evolves, stability has become a foundational element evolving into global financial infrastructure. The focus within the crypto industry has shifted from "is it stable?" to "what else can we build?", with stability becoming a baseline requirement rather than innovation itself. Therefore, the name "stablecoin" is more like a patch for an old problem than a definition of a new financial system. In the future, the concept of stablecoins may eventually fade into broader terms like "digital dollar" or "on-chain asset," or even be fully integrated into the underlying fabric of the financial system, much like how "light bulb" replaced the concept of "electric illumination."