Regulatory Opening? OCC This Time Is a "Gloved Hand Embracing" Stablecoins

When the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) released new regulations for stablecoins, the market's first reaction was not panic but confusion: Is this tightening or loosening?
From the logical content, the core of the new regulations is to clarify the compliance boundaries between banks and stablecoins. Who can issue them? How are reserves managed? How is risk disclosed? This is essentially drawing a clear track for the stablecoin industry. In the past, it was like a "gray experimental field"; now it’s more like a "track with fences."
In the short term, regulatory implementation often causes emotional fluctuations. Some projects may face higher compliance costs, and small players may feel increased pressure. But in the long run, larger institutions are actually more willing to enter—because the rules are clear and risks are estimable.
Humorously speaking, the OCC isn’t here to spoil the party; it’s here to issue a manual. For stablecoins to enter the banking system, they must first be labeled as safe.
Summary: Regulation is not a brake but a steering wheel. Clear rules allow the market to go further. #美OCC发布稳定币新规