#稳定币 Interact Securities' move reminds me of the scene on the eve of the 2017 bull market. Back then, we discussed the future of stablecoins on forums, with most people still debating whether they were truly necessary. Now, traditional brokers have officially opened channels for stablecoin deposits, which is not just a product update but a signal of an era.

Looking back at history, the acceptance of stablecoins often reflects the overall maturity of the market. During the 2018 bear market, I saw too many projects collapse because they lacked a stable value anchor. But those teams that persisted in building stablecoin infrastructure endured the darkest days. The result now is that stablecoins have become an existence that traditional finance has to acknowledge.

What does this move by Interact Securities mean? The efficiency of capital inflows and outflows has increased by an order of magnitude. No longer needing to shuttle back and forth between banking systems and exchanges, directly using USDC or USDT for deposits is the next step in liquidity revolution. I saw a similar turning point in 2015—when exchanges began supporting fiat deposits, and now it’s stablecoins’ turn.

The key is, this time it’s not retail investors driving the change, but licensed institutions acting under official recognition. The wind has shifted. From being at the mercy of regulators to now being part of the formal toolkit, stablecoins took nearly ten years to reach this point. This process has taught me one thing: in the crypto space, the ultimate winners are often not the most innovative, but those most accepted by traditional finance.