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The stablecoin market is no longer a question of if institutions participate. The GENIUS Act clarified that. The question now is which infrastructure is actually built for them. - USDT and USDC were built for retail and trading liquidity - They weren't designed for segregated [Spoken audio]: The stablecoin market is no longer a question of if institutions participate. The Genius Act clarified that. The question now is which infrastructure is actually built for them. USDT and USDC were built for retail and trading liquidity. They weren't designed for segregated custody. Institutional reporting standards or the reserve transparency that banks and fund managers require. Retrofitting them for Genius Act compliance doesn't change what they were built for. QXMP is an institutional grade stablecoin. Every token minted one-to-one against USD. Primary reserves held in cash, many market funds and US treasuries segregated bankrupt to remote, custodied by BitGo and insured up to 250 million dollars through Lloyds of London. It also hasn't been structured to just meet the genius requirements. QXMP is focused on delivering the standards institutions already expect. Behind the primary reserve sits over With a 1.16 trillion in verified real-world assets registered on the Quelt Layer 1 blockchain scheduled for tokenisation. As those assets come on chain, liquidity flows directly into QXMP reserves. For a fund manager or treasury desk, it's a potential gold mine with a clear pipeline. For institutions that have waited for a stablecoin built to their standard, QXMP may be the answer.
