Algorand founder Silvio Missioni recently shared a new insight into the upcoming FIAT chain in an interview with Rachel Wolfson, an encryption journalist.
Designed with Algorand and a separate entity, the FIAT chain is intended to provide a wider blockchain ecosystem that includes Algorand itself.
When Algorand Community anticipates a new ecosystem roadmap, let’s take a closer look at the content of the feature and where the Algorand network is heading.
What is the Fiat Chain?
First introduced by Silvio Missioni during the Paris Block Chain parking period in 2025, the Fiat Chain is a new blockchain network that focuses on dedicating institutional assets.
Such assets include stablecoin, token firearms and other types of financial securities. According to MICALI, if these assets can be exists in a chain in a more easy -to -access and standardized way, you can unlock the new blockchain case of the institution.
Founder of Algorand Silvio Missioni:
“Unfortunately, there are excellent use of blockchains used for simple applications. Most people are creative, but if there is no real asset, the entire industry will remain as encryption.
Importantly, the Fiat Chain does not use Algo tokens and is not directly integrated with the Algorand network. The network works independently of its own blockchain.
In the case of MICALI, the goal is to bring institutional assets to the whole chain and provide a hub that can be accessible from various blockchain networks.
MICALI envisions a fiat chain that acts as a bridge or centralized connection point that can be used to be used to more perfectly interact with the organized network. This model can potentially deploy the Fiat Chain as a core player of crosschain interoperability.
Some agencies have already started searching the OnChain solution through platforms such as OnDo Finance, Hedera, and Chainlink, but Merali thinks the industry has not yet realized its potential.
The Fiat Chain is expected to be operated without a basic token and is expected to depend on the validation inspection committee for achieving consensus with Stablecoins for transaction fees. This model is intended to meet the regulations and useful standards that institutions generally require.
MICALI responded by emphasizing the importance of dispersion when asked whether it was dedicated to Algorand.
“I think that the founders of the dispersed technology should be able to take over the ecosystem to maintain the dispersed state.”
Algorand Ecosystem of 2025
In recent months, ALGORAND has been struggling, and two major projects, FIFA Collect and TravelX, have played an important role in network utility growth.
Jerry Chu, the co-founder of Algorand’s Real-World Asset Platform Loft, expressed concern about Algorand’s organizational structure and pointed out the inability to adjust the Foundation and Algorand Technologies.
Despite the recent frustration, the ALGO community remains elastic. This network continues to show steady growth in active addresses and maintains the strong foundation of steakers and distributed applications.
Algorand Foundation will launch a new roadmap that deals with development plans from the summer of 2025 to 2026 by July 2025. Community members especially want to update their personal network functions and potential EVMs (Ethereum Virtual Machine) compatibility.
The upcoming roadmap will be an important moment for the ALGO ecosystem, potentially forming the development of the next stage and strengthening its position in a competitive blockchain environment.
Algorand remains, but Algorand continues to be prominent with technical elasticity, including the performance of the down time Zero and the rareness of the blockchain space.