The new era of finance isn’t TradFi vs. crypto.It’s TradFi 🤝 crypto.Our President @hfangca joins leaders from Circle, Northern Trust, Standard Chartered, and Franklin Templeton to discuss the path forward @Money2020 in Las Vegas. https://t.co/U4aZGONBpT ...

🚨 CMC News: Bitcoin Price May Never Drop Below $100K Again, Says Standard Chartered.https://t.co/PgiteQ5J6E ...

Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters tells @joumannatv the collapse of Tricolor and First Brands are "probably one-offs" https://t.co/MVFw2ju9wF https://t.co/VZJLpEn7Tv ...

Standard Chartered CEO Bill Winters sees no signs of stress in the bank’s portfolio ahead of its earnings later this week https://t.co/LZBigc2dny ...

Core Insights - China will maintain strict regulations on cryptocurrencies and stablecoins while monitoring international developments in digital assets [1][2] - The People's Bank of China (PBOC) emphasizes the risks associated with stablecoins, particularly regarding customer identification and anti-money laundering compliance [2] - The PBOC plans to collaborate with law enforcement to enforce regulations and protect financial stability within China [1] Regulatory Environment - PBOC Governor Pan Gongsheng highlighted concerns over stablecoins increasing global financial system vulnerabilities and undermining monetary sovereignty in less developed economies [2] - The PBOC will closely monitor the development of stablecoins in overseas markets, indicating a proactive regulatory stance [2] Market Developments - Japanese startup JPYC launched the first yen-backed stablecoin, aiming to issue $66 billion (10 trillion yen) worth of tokens over three years [2] - South Korea introduced its first fully regulated won-backed stablecoin, KRW1, through BDACS and Woori Bank [3] - Bank of China’s Hong Kong shares rose on reports of plans to apply for a stablecoin license, while Standard Chartered has shown interest in the stablecoin market [3] Industry Trends - Users on Myriad are optimistic about the stablecoin market, predicting a market cap exceeding $360 billion before February [4] - Chinese firms are exploring offshore stablecoin opportunities, with Ant Group applying for the "ANTCOIN" trademark in Hong Kong and JD.com seeking licenses for cross-border B2B payments [4] Global Perspective - The role of Chinese regulators in shaping global stablecoin regulation is evolving amid relative financial stability and the absence of sanction-related pressures [5]

JUST IN: Standard Chartered says Bitcoin may never fall below $100,000 again as US–China trade tensions ease 👀 https://t.co/uxYAkEN1s8 ...

The Daily: Mt. Gox pushes back repayment deadline, Standard Chartered says bitcoin may never fall below $100k again, and more https://t.co/8kYJgKWr8W ...

Standard Chartered says bitcoin may never fall below $100,000 again 'if this week goes well' https://t.co/yDwwXb1tBo ...

🔥 BULLISH: Bitcoin could still hit $200K in 2025 despite a $19B market crash.Standard Chartered’s Geoff Kendrick says investor dip-buying and Fed rate cuts may fuel a sharp recovery. https://t.co/4rYaH7NP7l ...

🚨 CMC News: Bitcoin Could Drop Below $100K This Weekend, Says Standard Chartered.https://t.co/j38LPhlGW7 ...