Stablecoins used to live in a legal grey zone. But now, as more governments push forward with draft regulations on digital assets, the landscape is starting to shift:

- Digital assets are no longer seen solely as “risky investments”; they’re increasingly being recognized as part of modern financial and payment infrastructure.
- Stablecoins are no longer just price stability mechanisms within the crypto space; they’re being considered as a new digital layer of the USD in the global Fintech landscape.

And now, the question is how to build the rails that let stablecoins scale across users, businesses, and practical applications?