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cryptoJun 6, 2026, 3:09 AM

Hathor Network: Stablecoins Need Confidential Rails for Corporate Use

Hathor Network argues that stablecoin growth into corporate adoption requires privacy-preserving infrastructure with selective disclosure for compliance.

Hathor Network has stated that the next phase of stablecoin growth will hinge on privacy-preserving infrastructure. According to the team, corporate adoption of stablecoins cannot proceed without confidential transaction rails that still allow selective disclosure for regulatory compliance.

The statement highlights a tension between transparency (required by regulators) and privacy (needed by enterprises). Hathor suggests that current stablecoin designs lack the necessary balance, limiting institutional use cases.

No specific stablecoins or timelines were mentioned. The comment is part of a broader market discussion on the future of digital dollar assets in enterprise finance.

Source: Cointelegraph