Stablecoin adoption intent rises from 36% to 56% with bank-level protections, Visa says
Visa said a U.S. survey found stablecoin adoption intent rising from 36% to 56% when hypothetical bank-level or bank-like consumer protections were added. The same coverage also said concerns about remittance scams were still present, and one report linked the survey to companies preparing for the GENIUS Act.
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Users and companies watching stablecoin uptake would notice that stated interest was higher when bank-level protections were part of the setup. That matters today because the survey points to a gap between interest under ordinary conditions and interest under a more protected model. (per theblock.co)
In practice, the survey frames stablecoin use differently from before by putting consumer protections at the center of the comparison. What stays the same is that the report still treats the higher figure as a hypothetical response, not as a change in current rules or live protections. (per crypto.news)
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