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

But to be honest, the market doesn’t seem to be taking it too seriously. Why? Because the UK and the US are actively “slapping BIS in the face” with real-world actions.
🇬🇧 The UK strikes first
Just today (June 30), the UK FCA formally issued the final regulatory rules for crypto assets! It directly lowered the capital requirement for stablecoin issuers from 2% to 1%, below the EU MiCA standard. It will be implemented in October 2027, and you can apply for a license as early as September. This is like giving stablecoins a “legit soldier ID card”!
🇺🇸 The US is also accelerating
The Senate is pushing for a July vote on the CLARITY Act, which requires 60 votes to pass. Ripple secured regulatory approvals in Japan and Luxembourg within a week—institutional groundwork isn’t stopping at all.
📊 Next, let’s look at the BTC trend
$BTC ‌Today, it’s in the 58,185–60,660 range; currently around 58,697, and overall June is down nearly 19%. On the technicals, RSI6 has reached 29.92—into the oversold zone. The MACD has a death cross, but there is potential for a rebound.
💡 My personal take
BIS says it’s one thing, while the UK and the US do their own thing. In a $320 billion market, the clearer the regulatory framework is, the more institutional capital will dare to step in. The UK’s move is pretty smart—if the threshold is set too high, all capital will run to the US.
Brothers, let’s wait and see where things go after the Senate reconvenes on July 13.
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