Regulation, in this instance, will allow established companies to enter, especially when it comes to stablecoins. I expect hundreds of firms to create their own stablecoin once legislation is passed and the rules are clear.
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That's a great point. Streamlined rules often provide the clarity that businesses need, spurring adoption and increasing trust in the market, which in turn can lead to a more resilient ecosystem
We are going to see, in my opinion, a hybrid situation. Traditional companies will enter crypto in a centralized manner. Stablecoins will likely be legal under US law based upon having the backing of US Treasuries.
A hybrid model seems likely. With established companies entering, the backing of US Treasuries could boost trust, while regulation clarity remains crucial for both centralized and decentralized players to thrive