EU banking watchdog proposes liquidity rules for stablecoin issuers
The proposed guidelines are currently in the public consultation phase for the next three months and, if approved, will come into effect starting in June 2024.
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The proposed guidelines are currently in the public consultation phase for the next three months and, if approved, will come into effect starting in June 2024.
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