Latest News and Articles about Stablecoin Regulation
Tether’s $78M Blacklisting Delay Exposes Crypto Vulnerabilities
Tether’s Blacklisting Delay Allows $78M in Illicit Funds to Slip Through, Report Reveals – Tether’s delay enabled $78M in illicit funds to move – Multisignature contract causes enforcement delays – Ethereum and Tron networks impacted – Stablecoin regulation stalls in Congress – Political tensions over Trump’s crypto initiatives A recent report by AMLBot has exposed […]
Read MoreCircle and BitGo Seek U.S. Bank Licenses, Boosting Crypto’s Mainstream Ambitions
Crypto Giants Circle and BitGo Eye U.S. Bank Licenses: A Leap Towards Mainstream Finance In a groundbreaking move, crypto giants Circle and BitGo are set to shake up the financial world by seeking U.S. bank licenses. This bold step could integrate cryptocurrencies deeper into the traditional banking system, a move supported by the Trump administration’s […]
Read MoreTether Engages U.S. Lawmakers on STABLE Act: Navigating Stablecoin Regulations
Tether Engages with U.S. Lawmakers on Stablecoin Regulations Tether, the world’s leading stablecoin issuer, is actively engaging with U.S. lawmakers to shape the future of stablecoin regulations. The company’s CEO, Paolo Ardoino, has expressed a commitment to adapt to upcoming U.S. legislation, specifically the STABLE Act, despite facing challenges related to transparency and potential compliance […]
Read MoreTether Joins Forces with U.S. Lawmakers to Shape Stablecoin Regulation by April
Tether Collaborates with U.S. Lawmakers to Shape Future of Stablecoin Regulation Tether, the behemoth in the stablecoin arena with a market cap nearing $142 billion, is not just playing the game; it’s actively rewriting the rulebook. By teaming up with U.S. lawmakers, Tether aims to sculpt a regulatory framework that could redefine stability in the […]
Read MoreHong Kong Licenses Four New Crypto Platforms; Advances Digital Finance Regulation
Hong Kong’s Bold Move in Digital Finance: Four New Virtual Asset Platforms Licensed Hong Kong is once again making waves in the world of cryptocurrency regulation. The Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) has approved four new virtual asset trading platforms (VATPs), bringing the total number of licensed platforms to seven. This development is […]
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