2025-12-18 23:21:42

Major milestone: SoFi just became the first US nationally chartered bank to issue a stablecoin directly on a public blockchain. Their new SoFiUSD token is fully dollar-backed and rolled out on Ethereum mainnet. This isn't just another stablecoin launch—it marks a critical inflection point where traditional finance is moving past blockchain experiments and actually building on-chain infrastructure. The fact that a regulated US bank is doing this shows how the regulatory landscape is quietly shifting. Expect more institutional moves like this in the coming months.

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CryptoFortuneTeller

· 12-20 18:47

Wow, it's finally here. Traditional finance is really starting to take blockchain seriously.

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HodlVeteran

· 12-20 08:45

Oops, this time the banks have really jumped on board. Bro, I've been waiting for this day so long that even the flowers have withered. Traditional finance finally stops pretending and directly builds factories on the chain... What’s the deal? What about those big influencers who said stablecoins were a scam? Honestly, seeing American banks issuing their own stablecoins, I knew the regulators have truly softened—they just haven't dared to say it openly. It feels like the bear market is almost over, everyone. Institutions are starting to move, the front wave is coming back. The real Bitcoin feast is about to begin, and retail investors are about to be harvested again... but we still have to get in. SoFi’s move is just telling the little guys: buckle up, big money is entering. In the past, we chased altcoins and went all-in, but now banks are issuing stablecoins. This turning point is quite significant. Regulators flip faster than women turn pages. Two years ago, they were cracking down; now they’re starting to embrace... old sulfuric acid.

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