Travis Hill, the acting chairman of the FDIC, recently revealed a big news to the House Financial Services Committee - the first proposal of the GENIUS Act is expected to be released in December.
What is the focus of this proposal? The main aim is to establish a framework for stablecoin issuers to apply for federal regulation. Moreover, this is not the end; at the beginning of next year, the FDIC intends to release a second wave of actions: specifically targeting prudential regulatory standards for payment stablecoin issuing institutions.
In plain terms, the regulators are setting rules for the stablecoin market. From applying for qualifications to daily operations, a complete regulatory system is rapidly taking shape.
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GasOptimizer
· 9h ago
The stablecoin framework has taken shape, and it is another reconstruction of the fee model. After the proposal is released in December, how will the on-chain compliance costs be calculated? This variable needs to be added in.
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MetaverseVagrant
· 9h ago
Here it comes again, the stablecoin is finally going to be tamed... it should have been done a long time ago.
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OnchainDetective
· 9h ago
Hmm... According to on-chain data, the timeline of this GENIUS proposal is quite interesting. Proposal in December, and then another wave at the beginning of next year, this rhythm clearly indicates that a step-by-step control of the flow of funds is being implemented.
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LuckyHashValue
· 9h ago
Stablecoins are going to be trapped, and now we really have to get the certification.
Regulation is coming, the days of wild growth are really coming to an end.
A proposal is coming out in December? That's pretty fast, and next year in the first half we still have to struggle with the prudent standards.
With this wave, the issuers of small coins must be going crazy.
Why does it feel like the stablecoin sector is going to turn into TradFi 2.0?
Wait, do we really need to hold a federal license to issue stablecoins now?
But speaking of which, this may be safer, better than those wild military-style plays.
The name of the GENIUS bill is quite good, but it sounds a bit "genius" over the top, haha.
Starting next year, this matter will become the norm. What will USDT and USDC have to say?
Travis Hill, the acting chairman of the FDIC, recently revealed a big news to the House Financial Services Committee - the first proposal of the GENIUS Act is expected to be released in December.
What is the focus of this proposal? The main aim is to establish a framework for stablecoin issuers to apply for federal regulation. Moreover, this is not the end; at the beginning of next year, the FDIC intends to release a second wave of actions: specifically targeting prudential regulatory standards for payment stablecoin issuing institutions.
In plain terms, the regulators are setting rules for the stablecoin market. From applying for qualifications to daily operations, a complete regulatory system is rapidly taking shape.