U.S. Regulators Do Have Some Control Over Stablecoin Tether: JPMorgan

“Stablecoin regulations, in particular, are set to be coordinated globally via the Financial Stability Board (FSB) across the G20, further constraining the usage of unregulated stablecoins such as tether,” the report added. Tether has come under pressure to be more transparent about how its reserves are invested, and has been working toward publishing real-time data. Still, JPMorgan says the latest disclosures by the stablecoin issuer are not enough to reduce concerns. Source

Licenced Stablecoin on/off Ramp Yellow Card to Introduce USDC on Stellar Network

The African stablecoin on/off ramp, Yellow Card, is set to introduce the stablecoin USDC on the Stellar network. This partnership has the potential to transform global payments and accelerate the adoption of digital assets. Lightning Fast Transfer Speed Yellow Card, a major licensed stablecoin on/off ramp in the African continent, recently announced plans to introduce […] Source CryptoX Portal

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen Says U.S. Needs Better Stablecoin Regulation

Yellen also addressed the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s proposal to further restrict how investment firms custody their client’s assets, including their crypto holdings. The proposed rule, which is on the agency’s agenda to complete this year, would require a wider range of client assets to be held with “qualified custodians,” and it has drawn criticism from bankers, some lawmakers and even other regulators about its potential effects. Source