# 稳定币监管与发展

#稳定币监管与发展 Seeing traditional blue-chip companies like PwC start to genuinely enter the space, my first reaction is not excitement but increased caution.
Anyone who has experienced multiple cycles understands that institutional deployment is often a double-edged sword. On one hand, the clarification of stablecoin regulatory frameworks and the advancement of the "Genius Act" can indeed boost market confidence, which is a long-term positive signal. On the other hand, when large sums of money flood in, it is also the time when retail investors are most vulnerable to being exploited.
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#稳定币监管与发展 Seeing Jupiter launch JupUSD immediately brings to mind the evolution trajectory of stablecoins over the years. I still remember those early stablecoins backed solely by fiat reserves, which seemed simple and straightforward but couldn't withstand multiple market shocks—until a few turbulence events in 2023 truly taught the entire ecosystem what risk management means.
What’s interesting about Jupiter’s approach this time is right here. 90% supported by USDt and the BlackRock BUIDL fund, reflecting a shift in thinking: moving from single reserves to diversified and mechanized evoluti

#稳定币监管与发展 Seeing the new initiative by the Korean Financial Committee, I was truly impressed. They are introducing a "payment suspension" system for virtual asset regulation, which actually reflects an important phenomenon—global regulators are beginning to take the standardization of the crypto market seriously.
Honestly, this is a positive development for the entire ecosystem. Why? Because market manipulation has long been a cancer suppressing healthy Web3 development. Those price manipulators are like pollution sources, tarnishing good projects and causing ordinary users to lose confidence

#稳定币监管与发展 Seeing Jupiter launch the JupUSD stablecoin, I started thinking—why are all mainstream ecosystems rushing into the stablecoin race now?
The key point is here: **Infrastructure**. Stablecoins are not some high-end innovation; they are the "utilities" of on-chain finance—like water, electricity, and gas. Without them, even a thriving DeFi ecosystem is just a castle in the air.
What I find interesting about Jupiter's approach is the reserve structure—90% USDtb (endorsed by BlackRock BUIDL Fund) + 10% USDC buffer, plus Anchorage Digital's self-custody solution. This isn't about hype; it

#稳定币监管与发展 Do stablecoins need to become "cash equivalents"? This wave of regulatory actions is truly remarkable🔥 The FASB is prioritizing the adjustment of stablecoin accounting standards into 2026, which on the surface is a financial issue, but behind the scenes, it’s actually a signal to fully legitimize crypto assets.
Previously, companies that recorded stablecoins had no unified standards. Now, there’s a need to clearly define assets like USDC and USDT. This improves corporate financial report transparency. What does that mean? Institutional funds will feel more confident entering the ma

#稳定币监管与发展 Seeing the measures taken by the Korean Financial Committee, I feel quite reassured. The virtual asset market has indeed faced many issues over the years, with frequent price manipulation cases, often harming those investors who are new to the market.
This time, they are adopting practices from the capital markets, such as freezing suspicious accounts during the investigation phase to prevent illegal proceeds from being transferred, indicating that global regulatory approaches are gradually improving. For us ordinary investors, this is actually a good thing — the more regulated the

#稳定币监管与发展 Recently, I saw that the Korean Financial Committee is studying the "Account Payment Suspension" system, specifically to deal with those manipulating the market. I suddenly realized that the regulation of virtual assets is also gradually improving. 😅
Previously, concepts like stablecoins and exchanges were still vague to me. I always felt that the crypto world was somewhat lawless. But now it seems that financial authorities in various countries are taking this seriously. Korea's approach is similar to the stock market: during the investigation phase, they directly freeze suspiciou

#稳定币监管与发展 After analyzing the news about Sui launching its native stablecoin USDsui, I believe this is a positive signal for the development of the Sui ecosystem. As a crucial component of DeFi infrastructure, stablecoins can bring more liquidity and application scenarios to Sui. Particularly noteworthy is that USDsui will achieve interoperability with other Bridge-based stablecoins, which is beneficial for cross-chain asset flow and ecosystem connectivity. However, in the current environment of tightening regulation, the issuer of USDsui, Bridge, as a company under Stripe, requires further o

#稳定币监管与发展 Looking back, the journey of stablecoins is like a complex puzzle. From the early days of USDT to the later emergence of USDC, BUSD, and others, each has struggled to survive between regulation and innovation. Now, Cash App’s announcement of support for stablecoin transfers is undoubtedly an important milestone. This reminds me of the stir caused when Facebook launched Libra in 2019, prompting governments around the world to voice their opposition. But today, mainstream payment platforms are starting to embrace stablecoins, indicating that regulatory attitudes are softening.
However

#稳定币监管与发展 Awesome! Stablecoin giant Circle is exploring the issuance of a native token for its new public chain, Arc, which is undoubtedly exciting news. As the issuer of USDC, Circle is gradually transforming from a single stablecoin provider into a comprehensive blockchain ecosystem builder. Arc, a public chain specifically optimized for stablecoin payments, will gain renewed vitality with the addition of its native token. This will not only help boost network participation but also attract more DeFi and RWA applications. Although this is still in the exploratory stage, I believe it will be