Fed's Quarles says regulators should show 'constraint' on stablecoins to avoid hampering innovation
Quarles said some of the approaches on stablecoin regulation from the President's Working Group on Financial Markets’ November report are unnecessary.
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Quarles said some of the approaches on stablecoin regulation from the President's Working Group on Financial Markets’ November report are unnecessary.
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