#稳定币市场与发展 I was a bit confused when I saw the news about the Federal Reserve recently, but it seems like a good thing? 🤔 Previously in 2023, banks entering the crypto space seemed to be "strongly opposed," but now the Federal Reserve says policy has been adjusted, giving banks more room to engage in stablecoins and other crypto-related activities...

What does this mean? It feels like the previous "ban" has loosened a bit? And I also heard that a Federal Reserve Board member named Waller is particularly supportive of stablecoins and DeFi, and he might become the next chairman... If that's the case, would it be more friendly to the development of stablecoins?

I'm still a bit unclear about what these policy changes really mean for us newcomers. Does it mean stablecoins will be safer and more widely used in the future? Or will there be market changes? I hope experienced folks can explain, how does this kind of regulatory shift usually affect stablecoin prices and applications? It seems like an important background to understand before getting started. 😅