Original sourceAiying License & ComplianceAdditional: Blockonomi
Summary
On July 14, the US-UK Transatlantic Future Markets Working Group released a joint stablecoin regulatory roadmap, setting clear requirements for fiat-referenced stablecoins, including backing by 1:1 high-quality liquid assets, segregation of reserve assets from issuer proprietary funds, and priority…
Key points
- Stablecoin issuers and users need to grasp cross-border regulatory consistency to assess compliance and market opportunities.
- This is the first formal transatlantic stablecoin regulatory coordination, laying the legal foundation for stablecoin global payment infrastructure.
- Issuers must adhere to stricter reserve and bankruptcy protection standards but can expect greater cross-border market access, aiding stablecoin adoption in retail payments.
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