Uncle Cat has written very thoroughly. My consistent view on cryptocurrencies and stablecoins is that the development of "blockchain" and "cryptocurrency" can no longer be stopped by any single country or region; it’s somewhat like a spark that is igniting a prairie fire.

Essentially, it is the young people's yearning for the future.

Why do I say this? Because sovereign nations have developed to a point where, regardless of the Engel coefficient, class solidification has become very difficult to break. Although those with higher education still have opportunities to earn high salaries, they still live like cattle and horses. Especially with the rise of short videos, flaunting wealth has become simpler and more direct.

For the youth, if they do not seek breakthroughs, many people have a premonition of what their future lives will be like from birth: working nine to five to pay off mortgages and car loans, striving to get married and have children is already considered good. Many are still worried about employment and unemployment issues, and it is even harder to change their fate through studying and personal effort to cross class barriers. Maintaining a white-collar job is already quite good.

This is something that not only the current post-00s but even the post-90s were unwilling to face. Therefore, when cryptocurrencies emerged and became increasingly popular, it is understandable why young people who feel "my fate is in my own hands" would choose this path.

It is precisely because it has scaled up, especially since the transfer of stablecoins will eventually surpass Swift in scale, that whether it can be controlled within their own regulatory system becomes the most important issue. Moreover, the settlement of cryptocurrencies inherently (or later) has a dollar standard, so the regulation of stablecoins and cryptocurrencies by the United States is more beneficial than harmful.

Debts and such are based on these reasons and can be considered a foreshadowing rather than an essential demand.

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