The US SEC issued new rules to define "compliant stablecoins" and exempt some regulatory obligations
Odaily Planet Daily News: The SEC has issued new regulations, clarifying that some stablecoins do not fall into the category of securities and are exempt from transaction reporting obligations. The so-called "compliant stablecoins" must be fully backed by fiat currency or highly liquid, low-risk assets, redeemable for US dollars 1:1, and may not provide returns, mix reserves, or make speculative investments. Algorithmic stablecoins are not included in this scope, and their regulatory status remains unclear. This definition is consistent with legislative proposals such as the GENIUS Act and the Stable Act. (Cointelegraph)
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