Fed’s Waller says banks, non-banks should be allowed to issue stablecoins
Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller also expressed confidence in the private sector to develop stablecoin solutions.
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Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller also expressed confidence in the private sector to develop stablecoin solutions.
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