A 20,000-word report on the stablecoin market: Where will the global stablecoin landscape head amidst international financial competition and regulatory tensions? A panoramic analysis of its institutionalization process, policy factors and compliance paths, competitive landscape, and risk challenges.

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On July 18, 2025, US President Trump officially signed the GENIUS Act (Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act), which is the first federal law in US history to establish a comprehensive framework for stablecoins. The signing of this act means that stablecoins will become a key tool in the future competition for global dollar influence and indicates that the United States hopes to take the lead in reshaping the global digital financial order. This is not an isolated case. Around the same period, major global financial market participants such as Hong Kong, China, the European Union, the United Kingdom, Japan, Singapore, and South Korea are also accelerating the establishment of stablecoin regulatory systems. Hong Kong, in particular, passed the Stablecoin Regulation Draft in May, becoming the first jurisdiction in Asia to establish a legal stablecoin licensing system and seeking the initiative for digital upgrading of the regional financial market. [1]

Behind the synchronized advancement of major global financial centers lies a systematic game of control over a new digital asset basket and cross-border capital. In this context, stablecoins are gradually evolving from a previously unregulated gray area into a new financial infrastructure for competition and collaboration among major economies. By transforming into a more transparent and responsible part of the financial market, stablecoins introduce their asset programmability and global transferability into cross-border capital flows, monetary policy transmission, and financial regulatory agencies, driving the financial market towards a more efficient and intelligent direction. This is not only a challenge but also a huge opportunity for regions like Hong Kong, which have both an highly open financial environment and cross-border clearing capabilities. Stablecoins provide us with a new possible path to enhance monetary internationalization and reconstruct regional financial networks.

This report will start from the functional perspective of stablecoins, systematically deconstruct their underlying financial logic and economic model, and further analyze how major economies build financial influence through their own currency-anchored stablecoin systems and compete and collaborate with other stablecoins. We will attempt to establish a comprehensive stablecoin panoramic model from function, asset logic to international competition, providing readers with a stablecoin landscape from micro to macro perspectives.

Author: Hendrix, Web3Caff Research Researcher

Cover: Photo by Andrei Castanha on Unsplash

Word Count: Approximately 22,000 words

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