The stablecoin landscape is about to change: this is not good news, it’s a "reshuffle"

A piece of news that many people have not yet paid attention to

The CLARITY Act that the United States is promoting,

has reached a consensus with the White House at a key point:

The stablecoin yield issue has basically been agreed upon.

What does this mean?

Once this long-standing divergence is resolved,

the entire bill is likely to advance quickly.

But the focus is not on "passing",

but on—how the rules will be written.

The biggest contradiction this time is actually very simple:

Banks: do not want stablecoins to provide yields (fearing funds will be withdrawn)

Crypto: must provide yields (otherwise no one will use them)

Now reaching a compromise, in essence, is just one thing:

Who can issue yields, who cannot, will need to be written into the rules.

Many people think this is good news,

but I rather think—this is the beginning of an industry reshuffle.

Why do I say this?

Because once the rules are implemented:

Compliance institutions will come in

Small players will be squeezed out

And the most crucial point is:

Stablecoins are no longer just "tools," but "financial products."

What does this mean?

In the future, the competition for stablecoins will no longer be:

Who is faster

Who has lower fees

But rather:

Who is more compliant, who can survive.

In the past, stablecoins competed on wild paths,

In the future, it’s about licenses.

This wave is not simple good news,

but rather—game rules are starting to be rewritten. #稳定币 #美联储3月议息会议 #加密货币观察