Brothers, just late at night I saw the BIS (Bank for International Settlements) come out again to warn about stablecoins🌚, saying stablecoins do not have monetary attributes—like ETFs—and warning emerging markets about the risk of “stablecoin dollarization.”🤔

But honestly, the market doesn’t seem to take it too seriously. Why? Because the UK and the US are using real actions to slap the BIS in the face.

🇬🇧 The UK makes the first move
Right today (June 30), the UK FCA officially released the final rules for regulating crypto assets! It directly cuts capital requirements for stablecoin issuers from 2% to 1%, below the EU MiCA standard. It will take effect in October 2027, and license applications can be submitted as early as September. This is giving stablecoins their “official ID card”!

🇺🇸 The US is also accelerating
The Senate is pushing the CLARITY Act to be voted on in July, with passage requiring 60 votes. Ripple secured regulatory approvals in Japan and Luxembourg within a week—its institutional setup hasn’t stopped.

📊 Take a look at BTC’s trend again
$BTC ‌Today it’s trading in the 58,185-60,660 range, currently around 58,697; overall June is down nearly 19%. Technically, RSI6 has already reached 29.92—into oversold territory. The MACD has a dead cross, but there’s potential for a rebound.

💡 Personal view
Let BIS say its piece—the UK and the US do their own thing. In a $320 billion market, the clearer the regulatory framework is, the more institutional capital dares to move in. The UK’s move is quite smart—by setting the bar too high, capital all runs to the US.

Brothers, wait and see where things go after the Senate reconvenes on July 13.

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