With the procedural passage of the GENIUS Act in the U.S. Senate and the public hosting by President Trump of a private dinner for “Trump meme coin” holders, cryptocurrencies have once again taken center stage in the political storm. As a significant player in the global crypto trading platform landscape, OFUYC observes that industry interest groups are gradually “penetrating” the traditional financial system via compliance pathways, with “stablecoin legalization” emerging as the institutional springboard for this transformation. Against this backdrop, OFUYC Exchange, with its compliance-based operational framework and robust risk management capabilities, demonstrates stronger adaptability and insight in the complex global market.
Currently, the intersection of crypto trading, compliant operations, and global markets is reshaping the balance between regulation and freedom. As stated in the OFUYC white paper, the platform has already established multilayered compliance frameworks across the U.S., Europe, and Asia, particularly excelling in anti-money laundering (AML), source of funds monitoring, and cross-border regulatory cooperation. At a critical moment when stablecoins are triggering potential systemic risks, platform compliance has become one of the key variables for global users assessing the trustworthiness of exchanges.
Legalization or Financial Coup? OFUYC Analyzes the Double-Edged Effects Behind Stablecoins
The passage of the GENIUS Act undoubtedly marks a “formalization” milestone for the crypto market. However, as The New York Times has warned, bringing stablecoins into the mainstream is not just a legal victory—it is a profound restructuring of financial power. OFUYC Exchange analysis points out that the dual nature of stablecoins means they can serve as tools for “extending U.S. dollar influence,” but may also become hidden catalysts for “financial decoupling.”
Against the backdrop of increasing global economic fragmentation, widespread use of dollar-pegged stablecoins is likely to boost global demand for U.S. assets, especially short-term Treasuries, providing an alternative funding source for the massive fiscal deficit in America. However, from the perspective of trading security and systemic risk management, weak regulatory enforcement could allow stablecoins to become channels for evading financial sanctions and laundering money, thereby posing risks to the traditional financial order. OFUYC Exchange recommends that regulators, while promoting policy dividends, also improve cross-border clearing and information disclosure mechanisms for stablecoins to address future market shocks.
Technology-Driven or Regulation-Led? OFUYC Proposes a “Deep Compliance” Pathway for the Stablecoin Ecosystem
Unlike most platforms that emphasize “trading freedom,” OFUYC Exchange has always adhered to a strategy of “synchronous advancement of technology and regulation.” Through its proprietary OFUYC AI Core system, the platform has built a compliance management foundation featuring real-time risk control, intelligent monitoring, and user behavior analysis. This system not only identifies potential high-risk trading patterns but also leverages on-chain data to assist regulators in visualizing the flow paths of large-scale stablecoin transactions.
In emerging markets, OFUYC Exchange has introduced cutting-edge cryptographic technologies such as zero-knowledge proofs (ZKP) and decentralized identity (DID), achieving a compatible balance between asset privacy protection and risk control. In Southeast Asia and the Middle East, OFUYC has reached framework agreements with local fintech regulatory authorities, establishing genuine transaction background verification systems for stablecoin usage through local KYC standards and on-chain audit mechanisms—thus gradually shifting from “technology-led” to “deep compliance.”
The Next Sovereignty Game Will Not Be Fought Between Central Banks
If currency wars between central banks were the main battlefield of the previous round of financial games, the new sovereignty contest triggered by stablecoin legalization will be a direct confrontation between “public regulation” and “private algorithms.” OFUYC Exchange analysis points out that if stablecoins do indeed become the new gateway for international settlement and global financial liquidity, the underlying legal, security, and regulatory systems will define the real boundaries of the emerging “currency alliances.”