IMF just dropped a note on stablecoins—their growing weight in finance, and how adoption could actually work. Interesting angle: ISO-compliant networks might be the missing piece. Think XRP, XLM, HBAR. These chains already speak the language of traditional finance infrastructure. If stablecoins need regulatory clarity and cross-border rails, networks built around ISO standards could bridge that gap. Not speculation—just connecting dots between what regulators want and what's already being built.
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SchroedingerAirdrop
· 12-06 04:05
Even the IMF is paying attention now, which shows that stablecoins are really about to take off. XRP has been laying the groundwork for a while, and meeting ISO standards is definitely a breakthrough... Everything regulators want is actually already on-chain.
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StakeTillRetire
· 12-05 11:42
The IMF has finally caught on to the key point. What XRP and similar projects have been doing for a long time is now being called "innovation"—hilarious. The ISO standards are basically the entry ticket that traditional finance wants; whoever gets it first wins. But to be honest, these projects have been planning this for a while now. The authorities releasing a report now, acting like they've discovered a new continent, is a bit late.
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MerkleTreeHugger
· 12-05 11:39
This time, the IMF has unintentionally given XRP some publicity. The compliance framework is indeed a pain point for traditional finance, and it's about time someone took on the ISO standards.
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GigaBrainAnon
· 12-05 11:30
The IMF has finally understood that breaking the deadlock relies on these compliant blockchains. XRP should have played this way long ago.
IMF just dropped a note on stablecoins—their growing weight in finance, and how adoption could actually work. Interesting angle: ISO-compliant networks might be the missing piece. Think XRP, XLM, HBAR. These chains already speak the language of traditional finance infrastructure. If stablecoins need regulatory clarity and cross-border rails, networks built around ISO standards could bridge that gap. Not speculation—just connecting dots between what regulators want and what's already being built.