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Federal Stablecoin Regulation

Definition

Federal stablecoin regulation involves the establishment of rules and oversight for stablecoins by the central government authorities. This regulatory framework aims to address risks associated with stablecoins, including consumer protection, financial stability, and illicit finance. It typically involves licensing requirements for issuers, mandates for reserve asset composition and audits, and capital adequacy standards. Such regulation seeks to integrate stablecoins safely into the broader financial system while preserving their utility.