[Regulatory Inflection Point's First-Mover Advantage: Can TRON Become the Home of "American Compliance Stablecoin"?]

In the summer of 2025, the United States officially welcomed a turning point in cryptocurrency regulation: the GENIUS Act has been signed into effect by the president, becoming the first stablecoin regulation bill in U.S. history; meanwhile, another systemic cryptocurrency market framework bill, the CLARITY Act, is also moving towards the Senate review stage. The regulatory boots have begun to drop, and the cryptocurrency industry is transitioning from the "era of ambiguity" to the "era of licensing."

At this critical moment of institutional reconstruction, #TRON is occupying a strategic high ground in the stablecoin mainnet with a highly certain posture.

1. GENIUS Act Implementation: Stablecoins Welcome "Banking Standards"

The GENIUS Act ("U.S. Stablecoin National Innovation Act") clearly defines "payment stablecoins" as neither securities nor commodities, but rather as "bank-grade" payment tools regulated by federal financial institutions (OCC, FED, FDIC).

Core terms include:
(1) 1:1 high-quality asset full collateral (USD cash, government bonds, money market funds, etc.);
(2) Prohibit interest and yield incentives to prevent quasi-securitization;
(3) Mandatory cross-chain open protocol to prevent "closed-loop stablecoin empires";
(4) Operating without a license is illegal; the issuance of unlicensed payment stablecoins will face hefty fines and criminal penalties.

This means that in the future, if stablecoins want to enter the mainstream financial system, they must meet standards in all aspects such as Compliance framework, clearing capabilities, cross-chain compatibility, and regulatory structure, with unprecedentedly high thresholds.

2. TRON: The only stablecoin network that has firmly established an "infrastructure-level position".

CryptoRank data shows that as of July 2025:
(1) TRON accounts for 31.3% of the global stablecoin circulation, second only to Ethereum's 46.6%;
(2) The circulation of USDT on TRON has exceeded 81.7 billion USD, accounting for more than 51%;
(3) The daily on-chain stablecoin transfer amount exceeds 30 billion USD, far higher than other mainnets;
(4) Over 320 million on-chain addresses have participated in transactions, making it one of the mainnets with the highest number of real users.

Moreover, TRON has built a vertically integrated stablecoin ecological closed loop with "Compliance absorption capability":
(1) USDT: The largest market share stablecoin;
(2) USDD: Native decentralized stablecoin;
(3) USD1: Compliance dollar stablecoin supported by the Trump family;
(4) With financial components such as JustLend DAO, stUSDT, and Bridge, a full-chain infrastructure has been built covering issuance, lending, yield, cross-chain, and asset management.

3. The "Compliance Main Stage" after the system is implemented: TRON is waiting for the wind to come in a key position.

With the GENIUS Act becoming federal law, the issuance of future stablecoins will have to incorporate clear compliance channels. TRON has the potential to become the "next-generation stablecoin issuance infrastructure," specifically reflected in two aspects:

Leading chain layer capabilities: low cost, high performance, cross-chain compatibility
(1) Technical Aspect: TRON provides lower-cost and higher-throughput transaction infrastructure, with USDT average transaction fees remaining low year-round;
(2) Cross-chain capability: Integrated with LayerZero's OFT standard, supporting interoperability with mainstream chains such as Ethereum and Arbitrum;
(3) Complete ecological support: TRON already has a complete financial module, allowing traditional financial participants to deploy products with one click.

Policy dividend window: providing a foothold for "regulatory transition" type stablecoins.

Although the GENIUS Act explicitly prohibits "yield-bearing" stablecoins (such as stUSDT) from being used as payment instruments, its definition is limited to "payment purposes" only. This means that in non-payment scenarios, stUSDT and others can still legally exist as investment/DeFi components.

If stablecoins like USDT and USD1 are successfully registered as "Compliance Payment Stablecoins" in the future, TRON, as their largest circulating chain, will benefit from the policy compliance dividends at the first opportunity.

4. Who can become the "Compliance stablecoin main venue"? TRON has the strongest first-mover advantage.

Stablecoins will be the "bridge assets" that integrate future crypto finance with real-world finance, and the implementation of the GENIUS Act will truly determine who can become the next "stablecoin operating system."

Compared to mainstream chains like Ethereum, Solana, and Base, TRON has obvious advantages:
(1) A real commercial closed loop has been formed, rather than being limited to experimental assets;
(2) The on-chain circulation scale is larger and the settlement capacity is higher;
(3) The compliance ecosystem is smoothly integrated, with flexible political boundaries, not overshadowed by the SEC/CFTC.

This is not a competition of "land grabbing", but a contest of who can quickly absorb institutions and traditional capital after the reshaping of the regulatory framework.

5. In the institutional era, TRON's "silent leadership" is being realized.

For a long time, #TRON has often been underestimated due to its "overseas user base and low profile in the Chinese region," as well as the founder's personal style of "not playing by the rules." However, after regulatory implementation, the ability to provide compliance, mature, and widely used mainnet support will be the core choice logic for all stablecoin issuers.

Everything is an experiment before the regulatory boots hit the ground;

After the boots land, TRON may become the only chain standing in the right position.

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