稳定币迅速被多国接纳，机构：或成美元信用体系崩塌的催命符

Group 1 - World Liberty Financial, supported by the Trump family, is seeking investors to raise $1.5 billion to establish a publicly listed company holding its WLFI tokens [1] - The Singapore Exchange is expected to launch cryptocurrency perpetual futures by the end of the year to address the demand for neutral yield management and hedging in cryptocurrency options [1] - Stablecoins are rapidly emerging as a significant variable in changing global currency flows, expanding the use of the US dollar into lower-tier consumption, savings, and settlement scenarios [1][2] Group 2 - In countries like Argentina and Nigeria, USDT has become an alternative tool for corporate import payments and personal savings, with 40% of savings in Argentina shifting to USDT and over $59 billion in cryptocurrency received annually in Nigeria [1] - The Philippine government allows residents to pay social security using USDT, while Turkey ranks first globally in stablecoin trading volume relative to GDP, with citizens using USDT to hedge against the lira's depreciation [1] - The long-term outlook for stablecoins in international payments is positive, with market share expected to continue rising as regulatory frameworks improve [3] Group 3 - The stability of fiat-collateralized stablecoins depends on the reliability of their underlying assets, with USDT previously facing scrutiny over its reserve backing [7] - Companies using stablecoins must ensure transparency of reserve asset information and compliance with accounting standards, as market conditions can lead to value fluctuations [7] - Stablecoins are vulnerable to cybersecurity risks, necessitating strong security measures to mitigate potential vulnerabilities, as evidenced by the 2016 Bitfinex hack where $37 million worth of USDT was stolen [7]