Stablecoins Enter Banks? OCC Issues Industry "License"

The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency has released new regulations, essentially giving the stablecoin ecosystem a "health check." The core question is: can they operate legally within the banking system?
If banks can custody or participate in stablecoin issuance, it means stablecoins are upgrading from "cryptocurrency tools" to "financial infrastructure." Compliance thresholds are raised, but the industry's ceiling also rises accordingly.
There are two impacts on the market: the first is a screening effect—projects with strong capital and transparent reserves will benefit; the second is a reshaping of valuation logic—compliance premiums will gradually be reflected.
A joke: Stablecoins used to be like street vendors; now they might move into shopping malls. Rents are higher, but foot traffic is also increased.
Conclusion: short-term volatility is inevitable, but the long-term outlook is more positive. Clear rules create an environment that institutional funds favor. #美OCC发布稳定币新规