If signed into law, the stablecoin bill would require tokens to be backed by liquid assets - such as US dollars.

The US Senate has passed the GENIUS Act in a 68–30 vote, marking the first major federal move to regulate stablecoins.

The GENIUS Act is a proposed bill that regulates one type of cryptocurrency called stablecoins, a $200 billion part of the ...

If passed, it will establish for the first time a regulatory regime for stablecoins, a fast-rising financial product.

This is the first legislative victory for the digital asset industry, which put around $250 million in the 2024 election ...

A JP Morgan exec warned of an "overcrowding" stablecoin market as the bank applies to trademark JPMD for a "virtual currency" ...

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The U.S. Senate is set to vote on the GENIUS Act, a bill aiming to regulate stablecoins and promote innovation in digital ...

(Reuters) - As the US stablecoin bill, known as the GENIUS Act, advances in the Senate, a once-niche corner of the crypto ...

Arthur Hayes warns Circle’s IPO and stablecoin listings are overvalued, with banks entering and Tether dominating, risking ...