Stablecoin Companies Harness Loopholes in the GENIUS Act to Offer ‘Rewards’
Companies like Coinbase and Paypal are taking advantage of the loopholes present in the stablecoin-focused GENIUS Act to offer “rewards” to depositors, even though it explicitly forbids issuers from distributing any form...
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