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Turing's avatar

This law does more than regulate stablecoins. It marks a clear signal from the United States that private money systems, if permitted at all, must serve public values and legal standards. Issuers now stand on a narrower, but more predictable, path. It is no longer a regulatory grey zone.

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Lyan T.'s avatar

The GENIUS Act certainly transforms stablecoins from experimental tools into formally regulated instruments.The law brings discipline to what was once a loosely governed space. It does limit operational freedom, but it also offers legitimacy. The balance between innovation and oversight is basically now formalised, and that clarity could attract more cautious institutional players into the digital payments sector.

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Technology Law's avatar

Absolutely, that’s a fair take. Clear rules make stablecoins more trustworthy, especially for risk-averse institutions.

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