最新报道：According to Bijie.com, at the WebX2025 conference held in Japan on August 25th, HeathCircle President Heath Tarbert noted that the US crypto regulatory environment has undergone a significant shift, from previously stringent to supportive. The passage of the Genius Act is significant, effectively equating stablecoins with cash for the first time, providing the industry with long-awaited regulatory clarity and laying the foundation for stablecoins to be backed 1:1 with high-quality liquid assets. However, much work remains to be done in the US regarding digital asset regulation, including clarifying the classification of other digital assets and improving market structure legislation such as custody services and exchange regulations. Furthermore, the implementation details of the Genius Act have yet to be finalized. Speaking of stablecoins, Heath stated that they have a wide range of application scenarios. In addition to enabling efficient entry and exit of crypto asset transactions, they can also serve as a reliable US dollar savings tool for citizens in non-G20 countries, reducing cross-border remittance costs, which can be as high as 6%-7%. They can also streamline cross-border business transactions, enabling instant settlement and avoiding foreign exchange fees. The Circle payment network, leveraging USDC, connects global financial institutions, setting a precedent for efficient exchange between different currencies. The United States maintains a cautious stance on central bank digital currencies. Heath noted that many in the US are concerned about privacy and surveillance risks associated with CBDCs. The Genius Act effectively prohibits the Federal Reserve from launching a CBDC in the near future, suggesting that the US dollar on the blockchain is more likely to exist in the form of a stablecoin.