The regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies in the USA has begun to become clearer, with global auditing and consultancy giants PricewaterhouseCoopers It opened the door to a new strategic era for (PwC). According to the Financial Times, the company is preparing to deepen its relationship with cryptocurrency customers, taking into account the rapidly increasing institutional demand, especially in the field of stablecoins and tokenization. PwC management emphasized that the legal environment that has recently taken shape in the USA has become more predictable for large-scale institutions and cryptocurrencies are no longer a marginal field. In this context, the company provides both audit and consultancy services. cryptocurrency It positions focused activities as one of the priority areas.
Changing Regulatory Environment in the US Reshaped PwC’s Strategy
US senior partner and CEO of PwC Paul GriggsIn his statement to the Financial Times, he stated that stablecoin legislation strengthens the element of trust for corporate actors. According to Griggs, the GENIUS Act passed by Congress created a clearer basis for payment systems and digital dollar-like products. This development played a decisive role in PwC’s decision to become more heavily involved in the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
Company management reminded that the main reason for keeping a distance from the sector in the past was unclear regulations and harsh sanctions. Particularly high-profile investigations and sanctions made risk assessment of audit companies difficult. In the new era stablecoinClear rules for ‘s enable the establishment of scalable compliance processes and allow PwC to expand the services it offers to corporate clients.
Stablecoins, Tokenization and Payment Infrastructures are in the Foreground
PwC’s approach to the cryptocurrency market is not limited to auditing. On the consultancy side, the company also focuses on how stablecoins can provide efficiency in payment systems. In this regard, banks and financial technology companies are testing programmable reconciliation models and cryptocurrency-based solutions to accelerate cross-border transfers. PwC aims to provide a road map to institutions in this transformation process.
The background to the optimism in the sector is the change in the political and regulatory atmosphere. Donald TrumpFollowing the re-election of U.S. regulators began to use more constructive language towards cryptocurrencies, strengthening the expectations for stablecoins and tokenization projects. PwC considers the new situation not only as a temporary trend, but as a permanent step in the transformation of the financial infrastructure, and is therefore preparing to take an active role in the cryptocurrency ecosystem.
