Stablecoin Bill seeks Fed and State Regulatory Approval
September 22, 2022
The
House Financial Services Committee
to vote next week on a bill regulating stablecoins.
More specifically, the bill proposes to
completely ban
algorithmic stablecoins like TerraUSD for two years.
The
TerraUSD
stablecoin experienced a severe crash earlier this year in May 2022, eroding investor wealth by over
$40 billion.
Since then regulators are keeping a close eye on and monitoring collateralized
stablecoins
.
Non-bank issuers of
fiat-backed stablecoins
are also overseen by state banking regulators and the Federal Reserve.
As reported by CoinGape, the latest version of the bill says it is
illegal
to create and issue new bills
“endogenously collateralized stablecoins”.
Also, issuing stablecoins without these regulatory approvals can result in up to five years in prison and a
$1 million fine.
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