The legalization of stablecoin legislation in the United States has raised concerns about its impact on our foreign exchange control policies. The reasoning is that ordinary individuals have an annual foreign exchange limit of $50,000, but there are no such restrictions when purchasing stablecoins through cryptocurrency exchanges, which could potentially bypass regulations. There are also speculations that domestic cryptocurrency exchanges' C2C market-making activities will face strict controls, and they may even be unable to sell 'U' to domestic users, affecting the entry of investors into cryptocurrency trading. Some are even conflicted about whether to buy more stablecoins now. However, considering that our country has long imposed strict controls on foreign exchange, it is highly likely that measures will be taken to address this situation. Previously, related loopholes were not completely closed, possibly due to the limited scale of the cryptocurrency trading community. Now that stablecoins have been legalized, demand may surge, and I would like to know what everyone thinks about this.