As crypto’s most traded tokens, stablecoins like Tether and Circle have ballooned in circulation under a relatively light-touch regulatory regime. That’s about to change
Lawmakers in the US, the EU, the UK, Japan and others are considering rules that would overhaul the $150 billion sector.
Several of these proposed restrictions are intended to bring issuers of the tokens -- which are cryptoassets designed to keep a one-to-one peg with a less volatile currency like the US dollar -- under the same financial regimes as payment providers.
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