#加密货币监管政策 Seeing this news, I think the regulatory authorities' stance has become clearer. Including stablecoins within the category of virtual currencies is mainly to regulate related business activities, rather than to prohibit them entirely. This move is conducive to preventing financial risks, especially potential issues related to cross-border capital flows.

From on-chain data, recent trading volumes and the number of addresses holding stablecoins have decreased, which may be related to stricter policies. However, I believe that stablecoins, as an important value anchoring tool within the crypto ecosystem, still have their worth. In the future, more compliant stablecoin solutions may emerge, possibly even combined with central bank digital currencies.

For investors, it is necessary to closely monitor policy developments and assess the compliance risks of different stablecoin projects. It is also important to keep an eye on mainstream exchanges' support for stablecoins, which could affect market liquidity. Overall, the transformation in the stablecoin space has just begun, and we need to continue observing subsequent policy details and market reactions.