Stablecoin Compliance and Institutionalization (Issue 1 · Week 29, 2026)

Published2026-07-15

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Circle has received authorization from the Federal Trust, with the competition in stablecoins shifting toward control over infrastructure. Circle faces criminal charges, while Coinbase’s high distribution costs consume over half of its revenue. It is recommended to focus on compliance-related blockchain infrastructure stocks and avoid tokenization projects with high channel distribution fees.

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Circle has received authorization from the Federal Trust, with the competition over stablecoins shifting toward control over infrastructure.

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