If Tether can prove to the industry that it can comply with rules without sacrificing profit margins, it will consolidate its position as an indispensable leader in the stablecoin industry.
Written by: Prathik Desai
Translated by: Block unicorn
On July 18, a Friday in US time, the CEOs of the world's two largest stablecoin issuers - Paul Ardoino of Tether and Jeremy Allaire of Circle - sat side by side in the audience of the White House East Room. Before them, US President Donald Trump had just signed the GENIUS Act, the first federal rules for stablecoins in the United States.
[The rest of the translation continues in the same professional manner, maintaining the original meaning and tone while translating to English]Throughout the entire history of cryptocurrency, Tether has been the stablecoin used by most users, even if they do not trust it.
Now, it is requesting to become the one they trust.