I have talked about the community, and said community is not only the users, it is also part of, among others, the developers and maintainers of the best-known projects.
Okay, thanks for the clarification Freemind.
Still, I think X' management should and will consider other communities more important than the crypto community
at large.
For example,
the community of muslims, or of people living in muslim countries.
Between a cryptocurrency loved by the crypto community but not shariah compliant and another one shariah compliant but despised by the crypto community, which one do you think X' management will choose?
Muslims are ca 1 billion people.
A second example: think of
the "community" of little businesses, people with zero crypto experience.
Crypto's volatility (- 5%... 10%... or even more! with days/weeks!) means that if they don't convert quickly the cryptos they receive into fiat, they risk losing what they earned by selling those apples and shoes.
But if they receive e.g. a stablecoin, there is no risk for them, they don't need the extra step of converting the received currency into fiat.
Little businesses, grandpa' grocery store at the corner, and ordinary people, street workers and housewives.
Billions freemind
So, between a stable coin despised by the crypto community but suiting knowledge and needs of little businesses and ordinary people, and a volatile crypto, which currency do you think X' management will choose?