FDIC chair says no deposit insurance for stablecoins under GENIUS Act
A proposed plan by the agency would ban “pass-through insurance“ for stablecoins by third parties in addition to the FDIC not insuring deposits under the law.
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Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
A proposed plan by the agency would ban “pass-through insurance“ for stablecoins by third parties in addition to the FDIC not insuring deposits under the law.
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This maps to the Stablecoins hub, so it can help confirm whether that theme is gaining breadth across the crypto news cycle.
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