Middle Eastern stablecoins are mainly for earning yields. The Quran explicitly prohibits usury, which aligns with the provisions of the 'Stablecoin Act.' Currently, stablecoin yields are all claimed to be staking rewards for 'participating in labor/providing services,' which technically complies with both regulations and religious doctrines Meanwhile, remittance volumes in Latin America are almost catching up with East Asia. I personally suspect that stablecoins have gained recognition from local chemists and are being used in domestic trade