CryptoWorld News reports that Fuutura is a blockchain infrastructure company that today released its position on cross-border stablecoin inflows into emerging markets, responding to the International Monetary Fund’s (IMF) call to strengthen regulation in its 2026 Global Financial Stability Report. The IMF’s research shows that the cross-border flow of the two major dollar-pegged stablecoins, Tether and USD Coin, grew from about $12 billion at the beginning of 2020 to $316 billion by the beginning of 2025, with a growth rate that outpaced Bitcoin and Ethereum. The IMF is concerned that the adoption of fast stablecoins without appropriate regulation could lead to currency substitution, weaken the transmission of monetary policy, and increase the volatility of capital flows. Fuutura’s design incorporates compliance into its underlying infrastructure to ensure that every transaction meets regulatory requirements, aiming to serve markets not covered by traditional financial infrastructure.