BIS-funded regulator to probe DeFi entry points like stablecoins
Despite providing many novel services, DeFi does not differ substantially from traditional finance in its functions, the Financial Stability Board stated.
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Despite providing many novel services, DeFi does not differ substantially from traditional finance in its functions, the Financial Stability Board stated.
Tether’s USDT has seen its market capitalization rebound to nearly $70 billion as the SEC ordered Paxos to stop issuing BUSD, the third-largest stablecoin.
A slew of technical, fundamental and on-chain indicators hint at more pain for BNB’s price in February.
Rumors swirled on Twitter that the stablecoin issuer received a litigation notice from the U.S. securities regulator but a Circle executive rebuffed the claim.
Paxos said it will engage with the US securities regulator on the matter and is prepared to "vigorously litigate if necessary."
All existing BUSD tokens will remain fully backed and redeemable through Paxos Trust Company by at least February 2024, Paxos said.
As of Dec. 31, 2022, Tether’s consolidated assets amounted to at least $67 billion, exceeding consolidated liabilities by at least $960 million.
While the British Treasury emphasizes the liberal approach, Australia goes with the profound taxonomy of all the crypto assets.
USDC issuer Circle Inc. previously released a euro-backed stablecoin that is regulated in the United States.
Celsius bankruptcy report by court-appointed examiner Shoba Pillay either has a typo or a “mis-characterization,” Tether CTO stated.