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🇺🇸 U.S. regulators have just 35 days to finalize #Stablecoin rules under the #GENIUSAct, covering AML compliance, issuer licensing, and reserve requirements.

🏛️ Six federal agencies are racing to implement the framework, marking one of the fastest U.S. #crypto rulemaking efforts in recent history.

💼 State Street has already launched a fund designed for Stablecoin reserves, signaling growing confidence in the new regulations.

👀 The next 35 days could prove pivotal for #StablecoinRegulation and the future of #USCrypto.

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Mastercard is spending up to $1.8B on stablecoin infrastructure.

A few years ago, the conversation was whether crypto would survive.

Now some of the largest financial companies in the world are building around it at a rapid pace. https://t.co/dWGsP2TzFl

Another area where traditional finance and crypto are starting to overlap is stablecoin infrastructure

Fidelity Investments is launching a new money market fund designed for stablecoin issuers and institutional investors joining a growing group of Wall Street firms looking to participate in the reserve management side of the stablecoin market

The move comes shortly after similar initiatives from major financial institutions highlighting how stablecoins are increasingly being viewed as part of broader financial infrastructure rather than just crypto trading tools

Today stablecoins are used across payments, settlements and cross-border transfers and their growth is creating demand for regulated reserve products backed by cash and short-term government securities

One of the more interesting developments is that competition is no longer only between crypto companies. Traditional asset managers are now competing for a role in the ecosystem that supports stablecoin liquidity and reserve management

As adoption expands attention may increasingly shift from the tokens themselves to the infrastructure operating behind them