Stablecoins have become popular for their price stability, portability, and tax advantages, facilitating fiat-pegged digital payment solutions. However, increasing global regulations, exemplified by Europe's MiCA and the US GENIUS Act, are imposing significant operational restrictions limiting stablecoins' utility and geographical use. Unlike stablecoins, Bitcoin’s decentralized and borderless design makes it less susceptible to regulatory friction, positioning it as a more flexible solution for global, disintermediated value transfer.