🚨 Citi projects #stablecoins could reach $3.7T by 2030, shifting from trading tools to core financial infrastructure. "The dollar, and to a lesser extent the euro, has this kind of international currency status. Stablecoins allow people all over the world to hold dollars or euros in an easy, low cost way.” Our integration into payments, remittances, and liquidity flows could redefine the global standard for holding and transferring money.
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🚨 Stablecoin regulation must follow function, not form. In May 2025, SIFMA responded to the SEC’s crypto RFI with a clear stance: 📌 Payment stablecoins ≠ securities 📌 Tokenized deposits ≠ securities SIFMA warns against vague labels like “Covered Stablecoins” and urges a globally coordinated framework—aligned with BIS, FSB, and CFTC. Clarity enables innovation. Confusion breeds risk. Your move, SEC.
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“People who used stablecoins for big international transfers might start looking for censorship-resistant dark stablecoins instead.” When stablecoins lose neutrality, demand shifts to permissionless privacy. What began as a financial tool is turning into an ideological battleground. Because privacy is where freedom begins.
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