#科技巨头入场稳定币

Tech giants accelerate their layout in the stablecoin sector, driving reform in the global payment system. JD.com, through its subsidiary JD Coin Chain Technology, participates in Hong Kong's stablecoin sandbox testing, planning to issue a stablecoin pegged 1:1 to the Hong Kong dollar, and collaborates with Xiaomi's Star Bank to explore cross-border payment solutions aimed at addressing its own cross-border settlement pain points and serving the real economy. Meta restarts its stablecoin project, planning to integrate stablecoin payments into WhatsApp, covering its 2 billion user base; after acquiring Bridge, Stripe launches stablecoin accounts supporting USDC/USDB, enabling instant payments in over 100 countries, with fees only 1/10 of traditional systems. Visa collaborates with Circle to launch a stablecoin payment card, while Apple, Google, Airbnb, and others are also exploring stablecoin integration to reduce cross-border payment costs. Ant Group indirectly lays out the stablecoin ecosystem through RWA (Real World Asset Tokenization), utilizing scenarios like new energy charging stations to enhance user stickiness. Regulatory policies in various countries are accelerating implementation, such as Hong Kong's 'Stablecoin Ordinance' clarifying the licensing system, and the U.S.'s 'GENIUS Act' promoting a federal regulatory framework, providing pathways for tech companies to participate in compliance. This 'digital currency war' is essentially a game of countries competing for financial sovereignty, and stablecoins may become a key tool in reconstructing the international payment system.