PANews reported on June 10 that according to Jinshi, CITIC Construction Investment said that in recent years, more and more payments have fled the centralized monetary system dominated by the US dollar and hid in the digital payment system (such as Bitcoin). Stablecoins are "two-sided" currencies that have both centralized and digital currency characteristics. Policies aimed at promoting the development of stablecoins need to focus on strengthening the stability mechanism of stablecoins: enhancing the market's "trust consensus" on stablecoins. This is also the focus of recent stablecoin regulatory policies. Looking only at the current comparison of the total scale of stablecoins and US dollar and US debt, promoting the development of stablecoins will not bring large-scale funds to the US dollar and US debt in the short term. In the medium and long term, the steady development of stablecoins can first allow fiat currencies (such as the US dollar) to take advantage of the expansion of Bitcoin's market value; secondly, it can also allow fiat currencies to be covered with a layer of stablecoin digital coats to bridge the gap between centralized credit currencies and digital currencies.