Circle’s Fed payment rail goal could be crushed by NY Fed’s policy change
Updated rules by the New York Fed could deem stablecoin issuer Circle “ineligible” for access to the Fed's money market.
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Updated rules by the New York Fed could deem stablecoin issuer Circle “ineligible” for access to the Fed's money market.
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