... a federal regulatory framework for stablecoins. This law, signed by President Donald Trump on July 18, requires issuers of dollar-pegged tokens (stablecoins) to fully back the issued coins with liquid reserves, as well as to undergo mandatory annual audits for large companies (with a market capitalization over $50 billion). The new rules aim to protect investors and enhance trust in stablecoins. Against this backdrop, Tether, the issuer of the world's largest stablecoin USDT, has announced plans ...

... federal requirements for stablecoins. This law, signed by President Donald Trump on July 18, mandates that issuers of dollar-pegged tokens (stablecoins) maintain a 100% reserve of liquid assets for the coins they issue, as well as undergo mandatory annual audits for large issuers (with a capitalization above $50 billion). The new rules aim to protect investors and improve trust in stablecoins. Against this backdrop, the largest stablecoin issuer, Tether, announced expansion plans into the U.S. market with ...

... regulatory bodies are beginning to recognize the legitimacy of stablecoins, and the market shows a high demand for digital dollars for payments and trading. Moreover, Circle holds 100% of its reserves in high-quality liquid assets and undergoes regular audits, meaning even in times of stress, the company has the resources to withstand mass redemption requests for USDC. Thus, our price forecast for USD Coin in May 2025 is $1.00. We anticipate that USDC will continue to serve as a digital equivalent of ...

... along with legal advisors and investment bankers, prepares the prospectus (or another document for investors). The prospectus details the company's business, the goals for raising funds, financial performance, and risks. Appendices are also prepared: audit reports, financial statements for several years, information on current shareholders, and plans for market entry. Prospectus registration. The offering prospectus is registered with a regulatory body (in Russia, with the Central Bank, which acts ...

... time. The law signed by President Donald Trump (informally referred to as the Genius Act ) took effect in July and requires issuers of dollar-pegged stablecoins to back their coins with reserves of liquid assets at 100%, as well as undergo regular audits. This step aims to protect investors and enhance trust in the stablecoin sector. Simultaneously, Congress is advancing a broad legislative initiative to regulate the entire cryptocurrency market, striving to create a legal framework for trading ...