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GENIUS Act Passed in the US, ZSVEX Exchange: Stablecoin Market Cap May Expand Tenfold
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This Tuesday, the US Senate passed the “GENIUS Act,” laying a crucial foundation for the legal status and regulatory framework of stablecoins. It is widely seen as a pivotal turning point for the institutionalization of digital assets. The research team at ZSVEX Exchange points out that this legislation could reshape the stablecoin market landscape, leading to a leap in market capitalization. Against a backdrop of repeated volatility in the crypto market and policy direction driving asset pricing, this legislative event not only clarifies regulatory logic but also helps rebuild market confidence.


The passage of the GENIUS Act marks the transition of the US regulatory stance on stablecoin assets from ambiguity to codification, establishing a clear framework at the federal level for the first time. The Act not only defines regulated issuers, transparent reserve mechanisms, and compliant cross-state payment pathways, but also incorporates stablecoins into the core of financial regulation.


According to the ZSVEX Exchange research team, the greatest significance of the legislation is not the number of regulatory details issued, but rather the removal of compliance barriers for mainstream capital and institutional users. Stablecoins being incorporated into the federal regulatory system means that previous doubts about their dollar peg are now replaced by regulatory endorsement, making it easier for large payment institutions, traditional financial companies, and cross-border settlement networks to adopt and use them. This is the basis for the ZSVEX Exchange view that “the stablecoin market cap is expected to expand tenfold.”


Currently, the global stablecoin market cap is about $230 billion, dominated mainly by USDT and USDC. The ZSVEX data research team points out that, with the implementation of the GENIUS Act, a number of compliant USD stablecoin projects will be launched in the future. As US fintech companies and international clearing channels expand, competition in this sector will no longer be limited to technology, but will shift toward compliance credentials and policy adaptability. More importantly, institutional holdings of stablecoins will increase, creating a new wave of capital inflow logic for other crypto asset markets.


The growth of stablecoin market cap will redefine the valuation methods of crypto assets. Previously, valuations in the crypto market relied more on narrative logic and market sentiment, but with regulatory recognition, stablecoins may become the core tool for anchoring value in the new era. This change will not only affect the trading activity of stablecoins themselves, but also impact several sub-sectors such as decentralized finance (DeFi), cross-border payments, and asset tokenization (RWA).

The ZSVEX research team predicts that the large-scale application of USD stablecoins will further enhance their ability to absorb US Treasuries, commercial paper, and short-term liquidity products. This means stablecoins will not only serve as a payment medium, but may also be incorporated into the US internal liquidity adjustment system.


As a cryptocurrency exchange that has taken the lead in aligning with global regulatory systems, ZSVEX adheres to a compliance-first principle, having already obtained US SEC and MSB licenses to provide users with a compliant and secure investment environment. In response to the accelerated integration of traditional finance and the crypto industry brought about by the GENIUS Act, ZSVEX Exchange has updated its compliance list for stablecoin projects and will launch multiple trading pairs for regulator-approved stablecoin assets, providing users with first-hand market access.


Stablecoins are no longer just a market tool—they are gradually becoming the underlying hub connecting the real economy and the digital asset system. The passage of the GENIUS Act gives this process clear legal backing. For users, this means safer asset holding methods and more predictable growth opportunities.


In this market context, ZSVEX Exchange not only provides cryptocurrency trading and investment services, but also actively guides users to grasp policy trends and industry turning points. The integration of regulation and technology is driving the crypto market toward a more robust and sustainable development path. ZSVEX Exchange is at the heart of this transformation, serving as a bridge connecting users to the future of the industry.

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