[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  VIBÆMAN🕸️ [@justvibeaman](/creator/twitter/justvibeaman) on x 2414 followers Created: 2025-07-25 08:00:43 UTC Seems like some people don’t understand what this means, I’ll explain. Only licensed banks, trust companies, or approved financial institutions can issue stablecoins. That means no random startups minting digital dollars,only regulated players with real accountability. Every stablecoin must be fully backed by either cash or short-term US Treasury assets. These reserves must be kept in safe, regulated accounts, and issuers must publish public reports and regular audits to prove the backing exists. This helps prevent scams and protects the value of your stablecoins. You can’t earn interest just by holding a stablecoin anymore. But you can still earn yield by putting them into approved DeFi protocols or tokenized assets that follow legal standards. This framework makes stablecoins safer for real-world use cases like payroll, international trade, and merchant payments. They become more like “digital dollars” businesses can actually trust. @Novastro_xyz is building on this by weaving regulated stablecoins into its ecosystem. They’ll be part of how yield and liquidity flow through tokenized real-world assets. This keeps the system transparent, stable, and globally compliant,a huge step forward for RWAfi adoption! This is good news actually  XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [approved](/topic/approved) [genius act](/topic/genius-act) [coins stablecoin](/topic/coins-stablecoin) [stablecoins](/topic/stablecoins) [Post Link](https://x.com/justvibeaman/status/1948654634861535544)
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VIBÆMAN🕸️ @justvibeaman on x 2414 followers
Created: 2025-07-25 08:00:43 UTC
Seems like some people don’t understand what this means, I’ll explain. Only licensed banks, trust companies, or approved financial institutions can issue stablecoins. That means no random startups minting digital dollars,only regulated players with real accountability.
Every stablecoin must be fully backed by either cash or short-term US Treasury assets. These reserves must be kept in safe, regulated accounts, and issuers must publish public reports and regular audits to prove the backing exists. This helps prevent scams and protects the value of your stablecoins.
You can’t earn interest just by holding a stablecoin anymore. But you can still earn yield by putting them into approved DeFi protocols or tokenized assets that follow legal standards.
This framework makes stablecoins safer for real-world use cases like payroll, international trade, and merchant payments. They become more like “digital dollars” businesses can actually trust.
@Novastro_xyz is building on this by weaving regulated stablecoins into its ecosystem. They’ll be part of how yield and liquidity flow through tokenized real-world assets. This keeps the system transparent, stable, and globally compliant,a huge step forward for RWAfi adoption! This is good news actually
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