Stablecoins to go mainstream in 2025 after the development of US regulation: Deutsche Bank
The Stablecoins is on the verge of mainstream adoption this year while the Trump administration is pushing ahead of the Landmark Crypto legislator, Investment Bank Deutsche Bank said in a research report Monday.
In spite of some Resistance to the Senate Last week, the bank said it was still expected to see some development in this year’s Stablecoin Regulatory Front.
Stablecoins are cryptocurrencies that the value is tied to another owner, such as the US dollar or gold. They play a major role in cryptocurrency markets and are also used to transfer money worldwide.
The Senate Guide and Establishment of National Innovation for US Stablecoins (Genius) Act Federal regulations for stablecoins with a market cap of more than $ 10 billion with potential for state regulation if it is aligned with federal policies. The Stable Act of the House of Representative calls for state regulation without any conditions.
The Stablecoin Market Cap has exploded in the last five years. The total Stablecoin market cap is currently $ 246 billion, a massive jump from $ 20 billion seen in 2020, the German bank said. The largest, Tether’s USDT, has a market cap of nearly $ 150 billion.
Stablecoins today are “power over two-thirds of crypto trading, offering incomparable speeds, 24/7 access, cheap programmable payments,” analysts Marion Laboure and Camilla Sazon wrote.
The stablecoins are increasingly strategically owned, the report said. “By 83% of the US dollar and tether -ranking in the middle of the largest US wealth, they strengthen the dominance of the dollar in a fragmenting world.”
It is expected that the Genius Act will be passed in the US in the coming months, and that can Trigger a nearly 10-fold jump in stablecoin supplyStandard Bank Standard Chartered said in a research report last month.
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