OCC Final Rule and GENIUS Act Regulation Explained on Real Vision
Original title: Is the Genius Act the Regulatory Shift You've Been Waiting For? w/ Jonathan Gould Ash Bennington
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- Jonathan Gould and Ash Bennington discuss the OCC final rule implementing the GENIUS Act.
- Payment stablecoin issuer applications begin on January 18.
- The federal framework covers reserve requirements, redemption liquidity, and supervision.
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When do stablecoin applications begin under the new OCC framework?
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