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Tech giants such as Meta, Google, and Microsoft may face new restrictions on issuing stablecoins under the revised GENIUS Act ...
The GENIUS Act amendments tighten stablecoin regulations, limiting Big Tech involvement and enhancing enforcement.
O’Leary predicted that a market structure bill will open the floodgates for institutional investors into crypto: “ ... a ...
The legislation to regulate stablecoin issuers hit a big bump a week ago, but negotiations continued and the latest version ...
Wintermute, a London-based algorithmic crypto trading and market-making firm, has opened an office in New York as part of its ...
Trump's cryptocurrency deals have even Republicans getting concerned about the potential — and possibly the reality — of ...
Cryptocurrencies and stablecoins are gaining recognition in the traditional finance (TradFi) space for their ability to ...
Analysts at Deutsche Bank foresee stablecoins becoming mainstream as the US pushes forward with more formal crypto ...
Stablecoins can be extremely volatile despite their name, and the dangers they pose to the economy don’t stop there.
Senators Cynthia Lummis and Kirsten Gillibrand anticipate the GENIUS Act for US-based stablecoins could be passed by Memorial Day, May 26.
The newly launched USP synthetic dollar is fully backed by real-world private credit, Pareto told Cointelegraph on May 15. To ...
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said the Senate may soon reconsider the GENIUS Act, a stablecoin regulation bill, after it fell short in the May 8 vote.