STABLE Act aims to bring transparency to the stablecoin market
US lawmakers are pushing for clearer stablecoin regulations, with the STABLE Act focusing on ensuring transparency and consumer protection.
US lawmakers introduced the Stablecoin Transparency and Accountability for a Better Ledger Economy (STABLE) Act. The aim is to strengthen the regulation of stablecoins.
A proposal aims to ensure that dollar-backed digital tokens comply with transparency standards, helping to protect consumers and enhance operational clarity.
The bill is a part of a larger push for stablecoin regulation, with bipartisan support from the Senate. It is under review by the Senate, while the House continues refining its version.
President Donald Trump urged lawmakers to pass stablecoin legislation before the August 2025 recess. A shift from informal issuance to formal financial infrastructure signals that stablecoins may soon face the same scrutiny as traditional financial products.
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