What Stablecoin Regulation Means For Cross-Border Crypto, Why WBT Is Gaining Ground
As regulators across the globe inch closer to standardized rules for stablecoins, crypto exchanges are adapting not just by complying, but by building smarter ecosystems.
Volodymyr Nosov, founder and president of WhiteBIT Group, believes these changes are shaping how crypto is actually used — not just traded.
“Stablecoins are already a backbone of global crypto trading,” Nosov told Benzinga, noting that over $200 billion in stablecoins circulate globally. “They’ve become essential for cross-border payments, especially in emerging markets where local currencies are volatile or capital controls are tight.”
From the EU’s MiCA to discussions in Latin America and Africa, stablecoins are being re-evaluated not as threats, but infrastructure.
Nosov says regulation “will bring credibility and integration with traditional finance,” a position echoed across the industry.
But while stablecoins get the headlines, tokens like (CRYPTO: WBT), the native asset of WhiteBIT, are …