Stablecoin firms should be registered in US — Circle’s Jeremy Allaire
Circle co-founder Jeremy Allaire says all dollar-based stablecoin issuers should register in the US, citing consumer protection and fair competition in the crypto market.
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Circle co-founder Jeremy Allaire says all dollar-based stablecoin issuers should register in the US, citing consumer protection and fair competition in the crypto market.
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