The GENIUS Act stablecoin law has officially taken effect. At first glance, daily use of USDT and USDC seems unchanged, but the underlying complian...
You can think of a stablecoin's "reserves" like a bank's vault — whether it actually holds enough money determines whether the 1 dollar stablecoin ...
You might think that now that stablecoins are being brought under regulation, depegging events like "black swan" incidents should be much harder to...
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Type statement: This article is a B-type "preliminary explainer." The main purpose of the title is to answer a practical question: after stablecoin...
This article explains a practical question for cross-border users: which set of stablecoin rules should you pay attention to? You need to understan...
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You are holding USDC and thinking you can convert it to dollars whenever you need. But if there is a market panic, redemption may not be as fast as...
You might think that if a stablecoin's reserves are entirely in short-term US Treasury bills, it should be safe enough—after all, they are "risk-fr...
You open a stablecoin monthly reserve report, and the screen is full of audit terms and tables. You don't know which line to focus on.
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Type note: This is a category B introductory explainer. The main goal is to help readers understand where stablecoin holders stand when an issuer g...
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Type note: This article is a B-type "pre-reading explainer." Its main goal is to answer the institutional question of "who supervises non-bank comp...
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Type statement: This article is a Category B "preliminary explainer." The core purpose of the title is to help users understand how to verify a sta...
Type statement: This article is a Category B "foundational explainer." Its core purpose is to answer the institutional question of whether ordinary...
Your exchange pops up a notice: a certain stablecoin will be delisted soon. Please handle your holdings before the deadline. You glance at the date...
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Type declaration: This article is a Category B "foundational explainer." The core purpose of the title is to answer the institutional question of w...
Type statement: This article is a Category B "preliminary explainer." The core purpose of the title is to answer the institutional question of "how...
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Type statement: This article is Category B "pre-education." Its core purpose is to answer the difference in regulatory protection between algorithm...
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You open a stablecoin reserve report and see that assets are far greater than liabilities, so you think "this coin is safe."
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This article provides background information. Its main goal is to answer whether small stablecoin issuers will be eliminated after the new rules ar...
Many users assume that bank-issued stablecoins and USDC are similar in nature—both being digital dollars backed by US dollars.
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You might think that if a stablecoin issuer gets a government-approved compliance license, then its stablecoin should be safe.
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