稳定币资本映像：概念股从狂热回归理性

Core Viewpoint - The stablecoin sector is experiencing a period of adjustment after a surge in interest, with significant net outflows of capital and a decline in the stablecoin index, indicating a shift towards rationality in the market [1][12][13]. Market Dynamics - The initial excitement in the stablecoin market was driven by legislative progress in the U.S. and Hong Kong, leading to a surge in related stocks, particularly in the U.S. and Hong Kong markets [5][12]. - The stablecoin index saw a decline of 1.55% on June 20, with 13 out of 17 component stocks experiencing drops [1][13]. - A significant number of A-share companies began to clarify their non-involvement in stablecoin projects, contributing to the cooling of the market [3][10]. Investor Behavior - Investors initially reacted to the stablecoin news with enthusiasm, leading to substantial price increases in related stocks, such as a 60% rise in ZhongAn Online and a 44.86% increase in Lianlian Digital [5][6]. - The A-share market saw a speculative frenzy, with investors searching for any potential stablecoin-related companies, leading to irrational price movements [6][7]. - Despite the cooling of the market, some investors remained optimistic, believing in the future potential of stablecoins [10][12]. Regulatory Environment - The U.S. Senate passed the GENIUS Act, marking a significant step in stablecoin regulation, which positively impacted the stock of Circle, the second-largest stablecoin issuer [12][16]. - The People's Bank of China acknowledged the rise of stablecoins and their implications for traditional payment systems, although the A-share market's reaction was muted [15][16]. Company Developments - Companies like Lakala and Ant Group are exploring stablecoin opportunities, with Lakala planning a listing on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange to enhance its international strategy [15][16]. - JD Group is in the process of testing its stablecoin, aiming to facilitate cross-border payments and reduce costs significantly [9][15].