A16z Crypto’s Miles Jennings says the Genius Act makes the onchain shift hard to reverse
The GENIUS Act's entrenchment of stablecoin regulations could solidify blockchain finance's permanence, fostering global market stability. The post A16z Crypto’s Miles Jennings says the Genius Act makes the onchain shift...
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The GENIUS Act's entrenchment of stablecoin regulations could solidify blockchain finance's permanence, fostering global market stability.
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