Which stablecoin framework will shape the future?
summary
MiCA reclassifies many stablecoins as e‑money, forcing exchanges to add a PSD2 PSP/EMI overlay, submit daily/monthly reserve reports and passport to 27 EU states; the Genius Act narrows reserves to USD short‑term treasuries and bans paying interest to protect dollar sovereignty — regs promised Jan 2027 — and allows vetted foreign entrants. Builders report gas is the main UX blocker and promote Maka Chain gasless or sponsored fees; gaming platforms already run MiCA‑compliant rails like ZBX to settle fiat‑crypto flows.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 4:20MiCA breakdown
- 7:20The Genius Act
- 10:30Cross border
- 14:30Opportunity or barrier
- 18:30Gas fees
- 20:10Genius vs MiCA
- 22:50Passporting
- 26:30EU policies
- 28:10The landscape today
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