How Traditional Institutions Can Lead the Next Phase of Blockchain Finance

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An unprecedented shift is reshaping the foundations of global finance. Cryptocurrencies are gaining greater acceptance in Washington, with President Donald Trump establishing a strategic bitcoin reserve and signing the GENIUS Act. Meanwhile, state treasuries are adding bitcoin to their balance sheets, and public companies are holding a growing portion of their reserve in bitcoin.

Stablecoins, digital tokens designed to maintain a stable value, are also entering the mainstream. Companies issuing stablecoins are going public, through IPOs, bringing blockchain technology directly into the regulated financial system. Circle’s IPO marked a significant milestone, signaling a growing confidence in regulated digital assets. According to

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