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By James Thorp
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Industry Leaders Sound Off. Jane Doe, who runs a major crypto exchange, pretty much summed up what everyone's thinking.
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Global Pressure Builds. International regulators are watching America's stablecoin drama closely.
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Crypto folks are mad. The stablecoin regulation bill that everyone's been waiting for just crashed into a brick wall during Tuesday's Congressional committee meeting in…
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Lawmakers spent hours going back and forth about stablecoins - those digital currencies pegged to the dollar - but came up empty.
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Jane Doe, who runs a major crypto exchange, pretty much summed up what everyone's thinking. "This delay is detrimental," she said.
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John Roe manages a cryptocurrency fund and sees the damage firsthand. Investment decisions get way harder when the regulatory landscape looks like a minefield.
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The proposed legislation sits in limbo now. It needs enough support to get to a vote, but that's not happening anytime soon.
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Not happening. This echoes themes explored in Goldman Sachs Launches Blockchain Platform as, underscoring the shifting landscape.
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International regulators are watching America's stablecoin drama closely. European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde said on March 20 that global coordination is crucial…
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SEC Chair Gary Gensler and CFTC officials keep fighting over who gets to regulate what in crypto.
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Lobbying efforts have kicked into overdrive. The Blockchain Association's Kristin Smith has been making rounds on Capitol Hill, pushing for balanced rules that don't kill…
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Binance didn't let regulatory uncertainty stop its plans. The exchange announced on March 26 it'll launch a euro-pegged stablecoin by year's end.
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Representative Alice Johnson tried to break the deadlock with an amendment on March 22. Her proposal would create temporary guidelines for stablecoin issuers while Congress…
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