Michelle Bowman, holding the Vice Chair position at the Federal Reserve, recently revealed that banking regulators are actively developing frameworks for stablecoin oversight. This marks a significant step as U.S. authorities move toward establishing clear guidelines for digital assets pegged to traditional currencies. The regulatory push comes amid growing institutional adoption of stablecoins and concerns about their systemic impact on the financial system. While specific timelines weren't disclosed, the acknowledgment signals that policymakers are prioritizing crypto asset regulation. Market participants have been awaiting clarity on stablecoin rules, especially regarding reserve requirements and issuer qualifications. This development could reshape how these digital dollars operate within the broader banking infrastructure.
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JustAnotherWallet
· 11h ago
Is the stablecoin framework finally coming? After waiting for so long, there is finally some movement... However, with this set of rules, will it just be another form of Be Played for Suckers?
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LayerZeroHero
· 11h ago
Is the stablecoin regulatory framework coming? Finally, we have an official statement, it should have been like this a long time ago.
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GasFeeCryBaby
· 11h ago
The stablecoin framework is here, and I just want to know if this will be another "we are researching" indefinite delay situation...
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HashRateHermit
· 11h ago
Is the stablecoin framework finally coming? The Fed is making quite a stir, but it's all talk and no action.
Michelle Bowman, holding the Vice Chair position at the Federal Reserve, recently revealed that banking regulators are actively developing frameworks for stablecoin oversight. This marks a significant step as U.S. authorities move toward establishing clear guidelines for digital assets pegged to traditional currencies. The regulatory push comes amid growing institutional adoption of stablecoins and concerns about their systemic impact on the financial system. While specific timelines weren't disclosed, the acknowledgment signals that policymakers are prioritizing crypto asset regulation. Market participants have been awaiting clarity on stablecoin rules, especially regarding reserve requirements and issuer qualifications. This development could reshape how these digital dollars operate within the broader banking infrastructure.