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Summary
Tether and Fasanara Capital launched StableFund on September 9, a $400 million co-investment vehicle targeting up to $3 billion in third-party capital. StableFund uses USDT settlement rails to provide private credit to SMEs and consumer loans. The move responds to the GENIUS Act's interest ban (eff…
Key points
- Understanding how stablecoin yield is shifting into off-chain credit products under regulatory limits is valuable for investors and financial professionals.
- Tether's StableFund shows stablecoin issuers adapting to the GENIUS Act's interest ban by seeking innovative yield structures.
- Stablecoins may be used more widely in private credit markets as settlement tools, and investors need to assess the credit risk of such products.
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