The regulatory framework being put forward essentially restricts stablecoin yield mechanisms. The stated rationale centers on user protection, yet the underlying motivation appears more aligned with safeguarding traditional banking sector balance sheets. Tokenized equities face similar barriers—on-chain securities infrastructure represents a fundamental challenge to Wall Street's entrenched clearing and settlement systems. As a result, the broader tokenization movement encounters systematic headwinds across US jurisdictions. The policy environment effectively makes it nearly impossible for blockchain-based asset tokenization to scale domestically. This creates a widening gap between regulatory constraints at home and innovation momentum accelerating globally.
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MemeEchoer
· 4h ago
Basically, the U.S. regulators are afraid that on-chain assets will threaten Wall Street's livelihood.
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RugDocDetective
· 4h ago
Oh, here we go again? Basically, they're just afraid we'll take away their livelihood.
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AirdropAnxiety
· 4h ago
It's the same old story again, nominally protecting users, but in reality just afraid of the banks losing their slice. The US is tightly restricted, while globally it's already taking off, and the gap is getting bigger and bigger.
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HalfPositionRunner
· 4h ago
The US is causing trouble again. Saying it's about protecting users is actually just protecting the banks' livelihoods. Stablecoin yields are being locked, tokenized equity has to kneel down. Isn't this just blatantly killing blockchain? While global innovation is booming, domestically it's moving backward. It's really outrageous.
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ShibaMillionairen't
· 4h ago
Isn't it just to protect users here... Actually, it's just because they're afraid we'll take their business.
The regulatory framework being put forward essentially restricts stablecoin yield mechanisms. The stated rationale centers on user protection, yet the underlying motivation appears more aligned with safeguarding traditional banking sector balance sheets. Tokenized equities face similar barriers—on-chain securities infrastructure represents a fundamental challenge to Wall Street's entrenched clearing and settlement systems. As a result, the broader tokenization movement encounters systematic headwinds across US jurisdictions. The policy environment effectively makes it nearly impossible for blockchain-based asset tokenization to scale domestically. This creates a widening gap between regulatory constraints at home and innovation momentum accelerating globally.