The U.S. Treasury has issued a notice of proposed rulemaking for state-level governance of stablecoins with market caps under $10 billion. The initiative aims to establish a regulatory framework while ensuring alignment with federal standards.
- The Treasury’s proposed rulemaking allows states to regulate stablecoins with market caps under $10 billion.
- Regulations must align with federal standards, including 1:1 reserve backing and monthly reporting.
- States may impose stricter liquidity and risk management rules than federal requirements.
- Stablecoins exceeding $10 billion in market cap will be regulated at the federal level.
- The GENIUS Act, signed by President Trump, enables state-level governance for smaller stablecoins.
- Debates over yield-bearing stablecoins continue to stall broader regulatory legislation.
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