The Senate’s approval of the amended GENIUS Act has vaulted stablecoins past the policy finish line and even utility-focused projects such as Remittix (RTX) are cheering the clarity. The bill is now headed to the House, where a final vote could land on President Trump’s desk before August recess.
If signed, the United States would gain its first federal framework governing everything from reserve ratios to redemption rights, a step Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called “a landmark moment for responsible innovation.”
A $250 Billion Market Ready for Take-Off
Data from analysts show the combined market cap of all dollar-pegged tokens just crested $250 billion, with ten individual coins now boasting more than $1 billion in circulation. Tether (USDT) still commands roughly 75% of supply, while Circle’s USDC holds 11%.
Some newer entrants have sprinted to nearly $6 billion in circulation by offering on-chain yield, underscoring rising appetite for cash-like assets that deliver treasury-style returns.
That appetite is already reshaping how reserves are managed: more than $120 billion supporting stablecoins sits in short-term U.S. government debt, blurring the line between TradFi and DeFi.
What the GENIUS Act Actually Does
Under the legislation, only licensed entities, including nationally chartered banks, may issue stablecoins. Issuers must maintain 1:1 cash or T-bills reserve, be quarterly attested and maintain strict cybersecurity standards.
National players will be supervised by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency and state regulators will oversee local charters, giving rise to a dual system similar to traditional banking.
Industry lawyers say the framework answers the two biggest investor questions: “Is my token fully backed?” and “Will I get dollars back on demand?” With those worries addressed, analysts at Bernstein believe the sector could “easily scale into the low-trillion-dollar range within three years.”
Wall Street’s Stablecoin Gold Rush
Expectations of a smooth House vote have already sparked filings from JPMorgan, Bank of America, Citi, and PayPal, each eyeing tokenized dollars for cross-border settlement and B2B payroll. Early pilots suggest savings of 40–60% versus SWIFT wires and near-instant finality.
If even a fraction of the $7 trillion moved daily through correspondent banks shifts on-chain, stablecoin velocity and fee revenue could skyrocket.
Remittix: A Real-World Test Case for Post-Legislation Utility
While the Senate debated reserves and audits, Remittix quietly demonstrated why regulation matters. The project’s crypto-to-fiat bridge lets freelancers swap USDC, ETH or even volatile tokens into same-day bank deposits for about 1%.
This week a Manila-based developer converted USDC earnings into pesos in under ten minutes, exchange middlemen, no hidden charges. With RTX priced at $0.0781 and early backing above $15.8 million, the platform shows how compliant rails can turn digital dollars into spendable cash worldwide.
As institutional issuers flood the market, Remittix’s plug-and-play API positions RTX to ride and monetize the pending stablecoin boom.
Final words
With Washington signaling stablecoins are here to stay, institutional dollars and compliant rails converge; the next payments revolution may unfold not in committee rooms, but through platforms like Remittix.
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