From US dollar interest rates to global currency fluctuations: the cross-border hedging value of Coinsidings

In recent years, interest rate hikes, global inflation, and currency depreciation have become the main themes of Financial Marekt.
Investors are increasingly concerned about exchange rate risks and capital flow barriers in cross-border asset allocation. Traditional tourism consumption itself involves cross-border transfer, currency conversion, and transaction fees, which are even more obvious.
Coinsidings provides a new way of hedging through the CHFT stablecoin and cross-chain mechanism. CHFT is anchored to the Swiss franc and has a stable value foundation. Users' points and purchases on the platform can be linked to CHFT to avoid the risk of exchange rate fluctuations.
In practice, this means that users can use CHFT to pay for hotel expenses, or participate in point redemption or option income.
Merchants can settle quickly through CHFT to reduce exchange losses.
More importantly, the asset mapping of cross-border tourism itself is globalized. The equity of a Dubai hotel can be subscribed by European users; the consumption of a Japanese hot spring can be engaged by US customers. Funds are no longer restricted by geography, but realize borderless circulation on the chain.
This makes Coinsidings a natural cross-border hedging tool. It not only helps users resist exchange rate risks, but also gives global tourism assets a unified value anchor.
In the current context of frequent currency fluctuations, this value is particularly prominent.