Regulatory Upgrade: The "Coming of Age" for Stablecoins

When the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency steps in, the new regulations feel more like an industry "coming of age." In the past, stablecoins swung between innovation and risk; now they are gradually being incorporated into the regulatory framework.
From a risk control perspective, increased transparency of reserves and liquidity requirements help to strengthen user trust. For investors, the biggest concern is black-box operations, not strict rules.
Of course, costs will also rise. Compliance means increased auditing, reporting, and capital requirements, putting more pressure on small and medium projects. But moving from "wild growth" to "regulated development" is an essential path toward maturity.
Humorously speaking, regulation is like a parent—more oversight when you're young, so you can be trusted to stand on your own when you grow up.
Summary: If stablecoins want to become the global payment infrastructure, they must undergo regulatory baptism. Short-term pain for long-term stability. #美OCC发布稳定币新规