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    Shifted for payment utility in genius act spurs stabechoin

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    Shifted for payment utility in genius act spurs stabechoin

    According to Sygnum’s Chief Investment Officer Fabian Dori, the Genius Act is ready to change the stabechoin landscape by steering issuers away from the yield-based model and towards cases of payment-centric use.

    “The Genius Act was revised to create a clear separation among the recent interest/yield-bearing stabecoin and people used for payment,” Dori explained the coinlagraph. He said that it brings the US framework closer to the European Union markets in the Crypto-asset (MICA) regulation, laying the foundation for “global consent”.

    Dori said that the real influence of the Genius Act is beyond regulation. He said, “By providing prolonged clarity sought, it gives confidence to organizations and issuers to develop the original, innovative ‘Killer Apps’, which not only meet the current needs of their customers, but create a demand for completely new services, including payment,” he said.

    This confidence seems to translate into increasing demand. Veterans such as MasterCard and Payal have a groundwork for the use of obedient stabelcoins, and companies such as Amazon and Walmart are searching for applications in parole and border settlements.

    He said that token money market funds are better fit for investors pursuing funds. These funds, which provide a stable value and daily liquidity, are currently a yield of 4-5% in American Treasury-supported products, without blurring the lines between investment and utility.

    Shifted for payment utility in genius act spurs stabechoin
    Goldman Sachs and BNY token the money market funds. Source: Sankati

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    StableCoin Issuer Pivot to Utility

    Dori said that now interest-bearing stabechoin has been banned, issuers are expected to bend in features such as real-time disposal, low transaction costs and program -able capabilities, which integrate in payment and trading systems.

    Jason Lau, Chief Innovation Officer at OKX, said, “Utility now yields.” He argued that in a rapid competitive location, the issuer would continue to pursue innovative models to adopt and run new use cases.

    LAU also stated that the benefits of stabechoin settlement and cross-border efficiency are ready to adopt in real-world commerce, with the beginning of payment from payments such as Papale and Strip Signaling from veterans.

    Meanwhile, payment in polygon labs and global head of Fintech, Aishwari Gupta, said that even before the Genius Act was passed, the change towards utility was already “running”.

    Gupta said that polygon has seen a significant increase in payment-centric stabeloin use, their microprament volume is growing 67% from February to June, which has reached $ 110 million. He said:

    “Regulatory compliance helps, but more important is that it meets the demand for the actual market. Payment use cases provide immediate utility and solve real problems for users, such as cross -border transfers and everyday commerce.”

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    Retail adoption is important

    Despite the shift, retail adoption is an important factor. “It is not Fintech that moves the needle, but the consumer works to adopt,” Dori said, emphasizing that the user -friendly platforms will determine the speed of stabelin integration.

    Gupta also highlighted the importance of retail adoption, given that the polygon is giving priority to Stabecrim Infrastructure, which supports real-world applications, which from adulting a sub-service transaction fee for microprament for entrepreneurship-grade deployment capable of handling more than 100,000 transactions per second.

    The company is also seeing the increasing speed in retail and B2B payment integration. It is currently working with a firm operating 185 million phones across Africa to facilitate B2B payment across the border.

    “We have enterprises with 7-8 million wallets that are ready to be live,” he said. “Small payment volume ($ 100- $ 1,000) on polygon increased from February to June to over $ 563m. We hope that this trend will accelerate in the coming months.”

    Meanwhile, LAU stated that the Defi protocol may be one of the biggest beneficiaries of this clarity, as StableCoins already anchor a tremendous amount of activity. “While some focus will be focused on synthetic yields and governance tokens, the opportunity to offer compelling and unique use matters will capture the demand for Stabecoin,” he said.