2025-12-29 17:30:54

Another regulatory breakthrough has arrived. A leading crypto project has just received official approval from the banking and financial departments of Nebraska, USA, and has immediately launched the eUSD stablecoin on the Ethereum and Polygon networks, with an initial minting volume of $10 million.

This marks the first step in the implementation of a blockchain-native banking account system. According to the plan, by early 2026, they will open account applications to individual and corporate users. Users can complete account setup through the project’s wallet app V5 version — in other words, in the future, you can manage funds directly with this app just like a bank.

From regulatory approval to on-chain product launch, the speed has been quite fast. As a bridge between Web3 and traditional finance, stablecoins have always been a hot topic. Now, with compliant-backed innovative products entering the market, there should be some market reactions.

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AlwaysMissingTops

· 11h ago

Finally, someone dares to directly establish a formal military in the United States, but Nebraska has approved this... well, it's still a bit far away. Open an account in early 2026? I'm afraid there will be a bunch of issues by then. Better to see how far we can go first. Everyone wants compliant stablecoins, but they're worried it will still be the same old tricks after all the effort. If this can really be implemented, it will be a big slap in the face to many who said "impossible."

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rugged_again

· 11h ago

Haha, another "official approval." This time, really no rug pull, right? --- Open in 2026? By then, there will probably be new projects too... --- We've been talking about stablecoins for years. Will compliance really lead to success? I doubt it. --- Just this 10 million initial minting? Seems like there's no real movement. --- It's eUSD again, and the wallet—same old tricks. --- Nebraska has taken action. Maybe this time it's really different? But I'll wait and see. --- Opening an account in early 2026... the window of opportunity has already closed, brother. --- Wow, bank accounts can now be on the blockchain. That’s a huge breakthrough. --- Stablecoins have been popular for a long time. Why are compliant ones only coming out now? --- That's what they say, but it might still be several years before retail investors can actually use them.

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NFTArchaeologist

· 11h ago

Wow, Nebraska just approved it? Traditional finance is really starting to panic now. The spring of stablecoins is here; compliance is truly the most valuable card. 10 million in the first round, still feels conservative; this thing might need to go big. Open an account in 2026, I should mark my calendar... Banks are probably about to collapse; is using a wallet to open an account really coming? No, I need to see whose project this is; this attitude is a bit too bold. Regulatory approval is so fast, something feels off... The stablecoin track is really about to explode; now the official players are entering. Wait, is this real? Nebraska is so confident? Finally, someone dares to play like this; just waiting to see the market reaction. This is going to revolutionize traditional banks; see you in 2026.

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MoonWaterDroplets

· 11h ago

Oh no, it's really happening now. I knew it would be like this a long time ago. Wait, 10 million in the first round? Feels a bit conservative. Personal accounts won't be available until 2026? Do I have to wait that long? Regulatory-compliant stablecoins do have some substance, but there's no need to overhype them. This shift in regulatory attitude is indeed meaningful, gotta admit. But Nebraska approving it and thinking about traditional revolutionary banks, that's overthinking. Stablecoins have been popular for so long, but only a few have truly been implemented. The low minting volume indicates they are also cautious and not too aggressive. Should I jump on board quickly or wait? Still undecided... With regulatory endorsement and backing, this is definitely different. Honestly, I'm more concerned about whether the on-chain experience will really be better than banking.

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