Forbes: Stabilizing currency competition towards compliance and transparency degrees

According to Forbes, stable currency competition is shifting from a purely comparative scale to compliance, transparency and transaction flows. According to the article, the USDT issued by Tether remains the most available and stable currency, while the USDC issued by Circle, which maintains its liquidity advantage in the global trading, retail encryption and remittance scenes, has increased its use in bulk clearing, institutional transfers and regulated financial activities. The article argues that, as the currency stabilizes deeper access to payment and capital markets, the quality of reserves, the capacity to redeem, disclosure requirements and regulatory compliance will be key determinants of the currency stabilizer leadership。