Banking group asks for more time to comment on US stablecoin bill
The letter to four US government agencies said banks needed 60 more days for comment after OCC stablecoin rulemaking had been finalized.
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The letter to four US government agencies said banks needed 60 more days for comment after OCC stablecoin rulemaking had been finalized.
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