SEC is not the appropriate regulator for stablecoins: Circle CEO
Circle boss Jeremy Allaire maintains that "payment stablecoins" are payment systems, not securities.
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Circle boss Jeremy Allaire maintains that "payment stablecoins" are payment systems, not securities.
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