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U.S. Regulators Begin Drafting Rules Under New Stablecoin Law

The GENIUS Act sets 100% reserve and disclosure standards for payment stablecoins under federal oversight

The U.S. is going all-in on crypto. Might that push China to follow suit?
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Overview

  • President Trump signed the GENIUS Act on July 18, giving federal and state regulators six months to craft implementing rules for stablecoin issuers.
  • The CLARITY Act passed the House in July and now awaits Senate consideration to clarify CFTC jurisdiction over digital assets and define the SEC’s anti-fraud role.
  • The European Union’s MiCA regime has been in force since June and the U.K. is consulting on a two-tier framework that splits issuer registration and systemic oversight between the FCA and Bank of England.
  • Chinese authorities met in Hong Kong on July 11 at the request of state-owned and fintech firms to explore issuing a yuan-pegged stablecoin.
  • Major blockchain platforms—including Ethereum, Solana and BNB Chain—are positioning to host next-generation stablecoin issuance under the emerging U.S. and international frameworks.