The SEC cut the capital requirement for stablecoins from 100% to 2%, matching money-market funds. This lets regulated financial firms hold stablecoins like Ripple's RLUSD, opening Wall Street to stablecoin investments.
The SEC just changed one number that almost nobody connected to XRP. For years, regulated firms had to treat stablecoins at a 100% haircut, which made them impossible to hold. The SEC just cut that to 2%. That is the same treatment a money market fund gets, and RLUSD, Ripple's regulated dollar, sits right in the category that qualifies. Wall Street was locked out. Now it is cleared in. That is not narrative. That is the capital rule that unlocks adoption. Comment plan and I'll send you a free personalized plan for your situation.
