Coinbase Opposes Market-Breaking Stablecoin Regulation Proposal in Brazil
Tom Duff Gordon, Coinbase VP, stated that the worries about stablecoin usage for illicit purposes in Brazil can be handled differently, in ways that do not hamper adoption and without affecting users that leverage these...
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Paxos BUSD Case Closure Gives Stablecoin Issuers A Rare Regulatory Relief Signal
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