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GENIUS Act Passes Senate — But Big Stablecoin Challenges Remain
Stablecoins are back in the spotlight after the Senate finally passed the GENIUS Act — a key milestone in creating clear rules of the road for crypto firms to follow. The bill would require issuers to fully back their stablecoins with U.S. dollars, and licensing would depend on the total market capitalization of their digital assets.
The GENIUS Act mandates full reserve backing for stablecoins and opens the door for banks and retailers to issue tokens under ...
Stablecoin market cap crossed $250 billion for the first time, signaling explosive growth. The GENIUS Act cleared its final ...
Analysts are pointing out that the GENIUS Act, which was passed in the Senate on Tuesday, could increase the competition for ...
The GENIUS Act stablecoin bill passed the US Senate on June 17 with bipartisan vote, but what's next? When will it become a law?
And now, Trump is rushing regulation through Congress that many Democrats fear could create his biggest conflict of interest ...
The Senate on Wednesday passed the GENIUS Act, a breakthrough for the cryptocurrency industry that could have a far-reaching ...
The U.S. Senate's passage of the GENIUS Act propelled Coinbase and Circle shares upwards, boosting stablecoin legitimacy.
The President has called on the House to approve the stablecoin bill, despite concerns over conflicts of interest and tech ...
JPMorgan's JPMD stablecoin on Coinbase’s Base blockchain could transform dollar digitization, grow deposits, and attract ...
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