Forbes has spotlighted the "2025 Skynet US Digital Asset Policy Report" by CertiK, emphasizing a shift in the US stablecoin regulatory landscape towards institutional compliance and security. The report, released by CertiK, a leading Web3 security firm, underscores the impact of policies like the GENIUS Act, which are moving the industry from broad principles to specific, enforceable regulations. CertiK's CEO, Ronghui Gu, noted that future leaders in the stablecoin market will be those with robust, institutional-grade systems for reserve management and transparency. The report also highlights a growing divergence in regulatory approaches between the US and Europe, affecting global stablecoin liquidity. While the US treats dollar-denominated stablecoins as strategic assets, the EU's MiCA framework prioritizes euro sovereignty, creating a "dual-track" system. CertiK suggests that regulatory frameworks will shape not only who can issue stablecoins but also who can compete on a global scale, with a focus on long-term operational capabilities across different regulatory environments.