New York AG Letitia James Warns Stablecoin Law Fails to Protect Fraud Victims
New York Attorney General Letitia James and four district attorneys warned that the GENIUS Act gives stablecoin issuers legal cover to profit from fraud while failing to require the return of stolen funds to victims. Acc...
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