Stablecoin Issuers Have Spent More than $1.3M Lobbying Congress
It has come to light that stablecoin issuers have spent approximately $1.3 million lobbying lawmakers since the start of 2022. Over the previous few weeks, stablecoins
It has come to light that stablecoin issuers have spent approximately $1.3 million lobbying lawmakers since the start of 2022. Over the previous few weeks, stablecoins
John Reed Stark, former head of the SEC’s Office of Internet Enforcement, has urged American financial regulators to ban cryptocurrency companies from offering the stablecoin Tether
Businesses in the digital asset sector are keeping their distance from Silvergate after the crypto-friendly bank postponed submitting its annual 10-K report to the Securities and
As reported by Bloomberg, Moody’s is currently developing a scoring system for crypto stablecoins. Up to twenty stablecoins plus reserves will be evaluated by the scoring
Tether is addressing false information surrounding secured loans and revealing plans to reduce secured loans to zero by 2023, according to a new announcement.

The stablecoin Tether (USDT) traded below $0.993 early Thursday morning, down 0.6% from its original peg of $1 as traders weighed the possible impact of contagion

FTX enjoyed the heights of success at its peak. It had millions of customers around the globe using the exchange for countless transactions. Things took a

Circle and Tether, the two firms behind renowned stablecoins USDC and USDT, have distanced themselves from FTX amid the exchangeās fall. The CEO of Circle, Jeremy

As per the latest tweet of the CTO of Tether, Paolo Ardoino, the stablecoin issuer has cut down its commercial paper holding. Tetherās commercial paper holding

The Wall Street Journal accused Tether of not adequately backing its stablecoin, USDT. In response, Tether has termed the report a series of unsubstantiated conclusions. Moreover,
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