— Audit, Stablecoins
What the Tether audit means for the crypto industry
Tether has finally received the audit it's been promising for almost a decade. But will it put all the questions surrounding the firm to bed?
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— Audit, Stablecoins
Tether has finally received the audit it's been promising for almost a decade. But will it put all the questions surrounding the firm to bed?
Read more (6 min) →Tether, along with corporate donors including Ripple and Coinbase, is helping to fund Donald Trump's extravagant new White House ballroom.
Circle (CRCL) is going public this week, but traders transposed their excitement to another CRCL stock, which spiked 16,000%.
Bank of America is happy to pay lobbyists to convince the US government to pass laws and rules favoring bank-operated stablecoins.
"Crypto Czar" David Sacks is expected to announce the names of industry leaders who will join Donald Trump’s newly-formed advisory council.
— SEC, Stablecoins
Dollar-pegged stablecoin TUSD may still be up to 99.7% backed by speculative assets, despite an SEC settlement that alleged this behavior.
The Bitcoin Policy Institute published a report endorsing a strategic reserve of bitcoin akin to US strategic reserves of gold or petroleum.
A few weeks after US Secret Service and FBI agents began surveilling USDT wallets, Tether announced “voluntary” sanctions compliance.
Tether, Circle, and Paxos have all hired firms to lobby on their behalf in Washington DC but Coinbase still spends millions more.
At a House hearing, a draft of a new stablecoin bill was discussed along with the appropriate regulatory framework for stablecoins.