I noticed an interesting development in American regulation. The CFTC has just expanded the regulatory framework, now allowing national trust banks to issue stablecoins pegged to the dollar. This is made possible by the recently enacted GENIUS law, which simplifies the entire process of issuing and managing stablecoins for federally regulated institutions. Essentially, traditional financial institutions working with trust funds and deposits can now officially enter the crypto space. What's important here? It’s a serious signal of the integration of stablecoins into the traditional financial system. Previously, it was a gray area; now, a clear regulatory framework is emerging. Security and controllability of the environment are the main promises of this solution. For the crypto market, this means stablecoins will become increasingly institutional tools. It’s interesting to see how traditional banks are beginning to adapt to this new reality.