A major stablecoin issuer just made its stance crystal clear on regulatory oversight. The company's pushing Treasury officials to establish uniform compliance standards under the proposed GENIUS Act framework — and they're not asking for special treatment.
Their pitch? Whatever rules get written should apply equally whether you're a traditional bank, a tech-native financial firm, or an offshore entity trying to enter the US market. No carve-outs, no jurisdictional loopholes.
This comes as lawmakers continue hammering out specifics on how to supervise dollar-backed digital assets without stifling innovation. The industry's clearly betting that clarity beats ambiguity, even if it means tougher compliance requirements across the board.
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P2ENotWorking
· 11-09 18:29
Suggestion: Everyone should stop chasing; it will eventually cool off.
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DeFi_Dad_Jokes
· 11-08 16:19
yo finally someone with brains in the stablecoin game...
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OnchainDetective
· 11-07 02:54
The stories behind these regulations, hmm.
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DefiEngineerJack
· 11-07 02:53
actually™ uniform compliance is just regulatory capture in disguise... smh
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gas_fee_therapy
· 11-07 02:30
Hehe, with regulation coming, who will still play DeFi?
A major stablecoin issuer just made its stance crystal clear on regulatory oversight. The company's pushing Treasury officials to establish uniform compliance standards under the proposed GENIUS Act framework — and they're not asking for special treatment.
Their pitch? Whatever rules get written should apply equally whether you're a traditional bank, a tech-native financial firm, or an offshore entity trying to enter the US market. No carve-outs, no jurisdictional loopholes.
This comes as lawmakers continue hammering out specifics on how to supervise dollar-backed digital assets without stifling innovation. The industry's clearly betting that clarity beats ambiguity, even if it means tougher compliance requirements across the board.