The future of digital money is more and more entangled with stablecoins, a category of digital assets that are meant to keep a stable value by being tied to fiat currencies or other high-quality assets. Stablecoins started out as instruments for cryptocurrency trading and decentralized finance, but their use is now expanding to institutional finance, cross-border payments, and even national economic systems. As their reach increases, regulators across the globe are gearing up for the next step: a future where stablecoins are deeply embedded in international financial systems in a safe, transparent, and regulated way through a global regulatory framework. Familiarity with the future trends in regulating stablecoins is crucial for investors, policymakers, and financial institutions as well.