French Hill, the U.S. House Financial Services Committee Chair, and Bryan Steil, the Digital Assets Subcommittee Chair, released a discussion draft of a bill to regulate stablecoins.

The discussion draft furnishes details on implementing clear regulatory structure for dollar-backed stablecoins.

Industry experts compare and contrast MiCA rules with US crypto regulations to determine if global standards are underway.

David Sacks, informally referred to as the “Crypto Czar,” held a press conference to outline the administration’s ...

Trump's embrace of crypto and "legitimate dollar-backed stablecoins" could speed up development of a digital euro, say an ECB board member.

The transaction value of stablecoins hit $15.6 trillion in 2024 overtaking traditional payments made with Mastercard and Visa ...

Congress took a legislative step forward this week with the introduction of the GENIUS Act (the Guiding and Establishing National Innovation for U.S. Stablecoins Act), a bill proposed by U.S. Senator ...

On today's episode of CNBC Crypto World, bitcoin hovers around $100,000 after the U.S. temporarily pauses tariffs on Canada ...

David Sacks, the newly appointed AI and crypto czar under President Donald Trump, has made stablecoin legislation his top ...

Stablecoins with a market cap above $10 billion fall under Federal scrutiny. USDT and USDC are the only stablecoins exceeding ...

The Trump administration has launched multiple initiatives to support cryptocurrency innovation and establish a sovereign ...

David Sacks and the leaders of the congressional committees that will handle crypto legislation outlined their plans at a ...