U.S. Congress Enacts GENIUS Act Establishing Federal Stablecoin Regulatory Framework
The GENIUS Act mandates 1:1 reserve backing and federal oversight, fundamentally reclassifying payment stablecoins as regulated financial instruments.
Bank of England, FCA Propose Stablecoin Reserve Rules Mirroring US Standards
Issuers must update capital and operational models to reflect new reserve requirements, prioritizing short-term sovereign debt for backing assets.
US Congress Establishes Federal Stablecoin Framework Mandating Full Reserve Backing
Issuers must now architect compliance systems around the 100% liquid reserve mandate and the definitive prohibition on stablecoin interest payments.
FSB Warns G20 Nations Global Crypto Regulation Implementation Remains Fragmented
Inconsistent global rule adoption creates systemic risk and regulatory arbitrage, demanding immediate, coordinated G20 policy convergence.
Bank of Ghana Mandates Licensing for Virtual Asset Service Providers
VASPs must operationalize full AML/KYC and capital controls by the September 2025 deadline to maintain market access.
ESMA Gains Direct EU-Wide Supervisory Authority over Crypto Asset Service Providers
Centralized ESMA oversight mandates uniform compliance across all EU jurisdictions, eliminating national regulatory arbitrage for CASPs.
Congress Enacts Stablecoin Law; Federal Reserve Warns of Reserve Gaps
Issuers must immediately audit reserve composition and governance to mitigate systemic risk cited by the Federal Reserve in the new dual-supervision framework.
Federal Reserve Urges Coordinated Rules to Close Stablecoin Reserve Gaps
Issuers must now anticipate stringent federal and state coordination on reserve asset quality and regulatory arbitrage controls, shifting the compliance burden.
Congress Enacts Stablecoin Law; Federal Reserve Urges Stronger Reserve Rules
The GENIUS Act establishes a federal stablecoin framework, but compliance is contingent on forthcoming inter-agency rules defining reserve quality and mitigating regulatory arbitrage risk.
