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America's First Stablecoin Law Moves Into Rulemaking in 2026

2026-07-06

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Summary

The GENIUS Act — the first comprehensive US law regulating stablecoins — was enacted July 18, 2025, and moved into agency rulemaking through 2026.
It bars anyone but a 'permitted payment stablecoin issuer' from issuing stablecoins in the US; Treasury/FinCEN, OFAC and the OCC issued proposed anti-money-laundering and issuance rules.
The law takes full effect in January 2027, though critics warn its guardrails could still leave openings to exploit.

The question

Regulating stablecoins will make crypto safer without killing innovation.

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