2025-12-16 19:20:56

The U.S. Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation has announced a new framework outlining how banks can apply to issue stablecoins. This regulatory guidance marks a significant step forward in establishing clear pathways for traditional financial institutions to enter the stablecoin market. The FDIC's framework is expected to provide detailed requirements and application procedures, potentially reshaping how banks approach digital asset issuance. This development underscores the growing institutional interest in stablecoin infrastructure and reflects ongoing efforts to integrate cryptocurrencies into the traditional banking system through a structured regulatory approach.

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FrogInTheWell

· 12-18 22:59

Wait, is the FDIC really going to allow banks to issue stablecoins? Is this really happening?

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PretendingToReadDocs

· 12-16 19:51

Banks are also getting into stablecoins? Looks like traditional finance is really entering the scene now, feels like a change is coming

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RektButSmiling

· 12-16 19:50

Banks are finally going to play with stablecoins, now crypto is really entering the system --- FDIC's move is truly delaying; it should have been done a long time ago --- Wait, does this mean they are acknowledging stablecoins? Something feels a bit off --- Old-school financial institutions entering the scene, will they get cut again? --- Having a framework is a good thing, but I worry they might create a bunch of complicated procedures --- Now traditional banks are also jumping on the bandwagon, this is getting interesting --- Don't celebrate too early, regulatory frameworks = a noose around the neck --- Finally someone is here to restore order, otherwise this circle would be a mess

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SchrodingerPrivateKey

· 12-16 19:47

Uh... FDIC wants to include stablecoins into the system, traditional finance still doesn't want to be eliminated --- Banks are also issuing coins? Then what about us self-operated ones, do we still have a way out haha --- Honestly, they just want to regulate it. How much freedom will be left is really hard to say --- The framework is out, but how to actually operate... Let's wait and see --- Is this wave about compliance or containment? It seems like both meanings are there --- Traditional finance is finally entering the scene, and those wild-growth projects are probably going to change --- The reach of regulation is getting longer. Is this a good thing or a bad thing? It's really hard to say

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NFT_Therapy_Group

· 12-16 19:43

Traditional finance is finally going to play with stablecoins, this time it's serious. FDIC stepping in is something else; banks should be getting restless. Another wave of regulatory benefits, what are early entrants thinking? Wait, what about the framework details? Still going to have to wait for a bunch of documents. Bank-backed stablecoins are coming; is there still a chance for decentralization... The entire ecosystem is about to change, it feels like. This is the real signal to enter; institutions are eager and ready to go.

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LiquidityHunter

· 12-16 19:41

Saw this at 3 AM... The FDIC framework has been released. Need to carefully analyze the application process details—there's definitely hidden arbitrage opportunities.

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TokenomicsPolice

· 12-16 19:28

Banks are also getting into stablecoins. Now traditional finance really has to embrace Web3, haha.

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MEVSandwichVictim

· 12-16 19:27

Relaxation of stablecoin issuance rights, traditional banks are coming to share a slice... This is outrageous

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