A CEO of a leading platform recently expressed strong dissatisfaction with the re-examination of the "GENIUS Act," believing that it touches the bottom line of the industry. He pointed out that traditional banks are suppressing the development of stablecoins and fintech competition through political lobbying, which seriously threatens market innovation. The platform has explicitly stated that it will firmly oppose any legal amendments that may restrict stablecoins. As regulatory battles intensify, the competitive landscape of the stablecoin sector is being reshaped, and the positions of various market participants are becoming increasingly divided.
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NFTregretter
· 13h ago
Traditional finance is really getting anxious, afraid that stablecoins will take their bread and butter.
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DYORMaster
· 13h ago
The bank is really terrible, only knowing how to use political means to target us. What happened to the promised financial innovation?
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LiquidityOracle
· 13h ago
The old banking aristocrats are causing trouble again, relying on lobbying to pressure us? Wake up, traditional finance.
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AlphaWhisperer
· 13h ago
Traditional banks are making small moves again, it's really annoying. This time they are directly targeting stablecoins; there's no way they'll back down.
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SillyWhale
· 13h ago
The bank guys are really treating Web3 like a soft persimmon by playing political lobbying.
A CEO of a leading platform recently expressed strong dissatisfaction with the re-examination of the "GENIUS Act," believing that it touches the bottom line of the industry. He pointed out that traditional banks are suppressing the development of stablecoins and fintech competition through political lobbying, which seriously threatens market innovation. The platform has explicitly stated that it will firmly oppose any legal amendments that may restrict stablecoins. As regulatory battles intensify, the competitive landscape of the stablecoin sector is being reshaped, and the positions of various market participants are becoming increasingly divided.