finance

On one hand, glad that this will make it easier for innovation and growth, possibly easier to integrate stablecoins into payments. On the other, who’s going to protect investors/consumers and who’s going to verify the reserves are real and liquid? 

Doesn’t have to be the SEC but there’s gotta be something:

On one hand, glad that this will make it easier for innovation and growth, possibly easier to integrate stablecoins into payments. On the other, who’s going to protect investors/consumers and who’s going to verify the reserves are real and liquid? 

Doesn’t have to be the SEC but there’s gotta be something: https://www.sec.gov/newsroom/speeches-statements/statement-stablecoins-040425