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2025-12-01 08:51:58

#美SEC推动加密创新监管 Nikkei News reports: Sony's subsidiary Sony Bank plans to enter the U.S. market before 2026 and is planning to issue its own dollar stablecoin.

Traditional banking giants getting involved in stablecoins? This signal is quite interesting. It is important to know that stablecoins have always been the intersection of the crypto world and traditional finance. The entry of a player like Sony could bring new variables to the entire digital payment track. After all, stablecoins backed by banking licenses have compliance and trustworthiness standing behind them.

It seems that after the regulatory framework for crypto innovation in the U.S. has gradually become clearer, traditional financial institutions have noticeably accelerated their entry.

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GhostChainLoyalist

· 5h ago

Sony's move is really brilliant; the endorsement of a banking license is like a credit buff.

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AltcoinHunter

· 5h ago

Sony's move is a bit harsh; will bank-backed stablecoins really change the game? I'm a bit skeptical but also a bit期待…

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SurvivorshipBias

· 5h ago

Sony's recent move is indeed impressive, but to be honest, the matter of stablecoins still depends on who is behind the issuance. The entry of traditional giants does not equal a victory for crypto; instead, it may be about taming this market. Will it be realized by 2026? I remain skeptical. As the old waves enter, the new waves must be cautious; ultimately, bank-backed stablecoins will still serve their own interests.

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LazyDevMiner

· 6h ago

Sony is getting involved now, and this time TradFi is really panicking.

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PaperHandsCriminal

· 6h ago

Ha, is Sony also going to play with stablecoins now? It seems that TradFi is really panicking this time, looks like our sector is indeed gaining momentum.

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InscriptionGriller

· 6h ago

Sony issues stablecoin? Ha, this is what we call traditional big companies seeing the trend and starting to make their move. Sony Bank's entry, to put it bluntly, is just setting a typical example for compliant stablecoins. With a bank license backing it up, suckers will immediately believe it. What we really need to see is who will end up being the laughingstock. Clear framework = Be Played for Suckers has a name now. Traditional finance old foxes are like this, always waiting for others to step into the pit before they elegantly walk in. In this round of stablecoin competition, small project parties need to start shaking. The USD stablecoin track is going to heat up again, but I just want to know who will ultimately benefit.

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AirdropHunterWang

· 6h ago

Sony is also getting into the stablecoin game, and now traditional finance is really in a panic. Wait, will a stablecoin backed by banks be much more reliable than those shoddy coins... Can Sony's stablecoin really compete? I just want to see how it stacks up against USDC.

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