Japan's supervision of yen stablecoins is actually quite contradictory - it clearly stipulates that it cannot be freely circulated across borders, which basically locks the global use scenario.



The question is: If a platform with 200 million global users wants to do payment and settlement, do you think they will choose a tool that can't even leave the border? This logic doesn't work at all.

Now the market can really run through cross-border payment solutions, it depends on those on-chain assets without geographical restrictions. My main configuration is still on SOL, at least liquidity and ecology seem more reliable at present.
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SelfCustodyIssuesvip
· 12-10 03:57
Japan is really shooting itself in the foot, wanting stablecoins and locking cross-borders, isn't this suicide supervision?
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GasWastervip
· 12-10 03:54
Japan's hand is really amazing, and the stablecoin has become a local currency, so it is better to use JPY directly
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SelfMadeRuggeevip
· 12-10 03:46
Japan is a bit stupid in this move, turning its stablecoin into a local product, and still wants global competitiveness? What a dream
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