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{
“title”: “GENIUS Act Stablecoin Regulations May Fragment Global Liquidity, CertiK Analysis Warns”,
“content”: “A new regulatory analysis from blockchain security firm CertiK warns that diverging stablecoin rules between the United States and Europe threaten to fragment global digital asset liquidity. The report highlights how the proposed U.S. stablecoin framework, known as the GENIUS Act, could establish distinct regional markets rather than fostering a unified global ecosystem.\n\nAccording to the findings, the legislative approach being developed in the U.S. differs significantly from the regulatory trajectory established by the European Union’s Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation. This regulatory divergence is predicted to create separate pools of liquidity, with stablecoins operating under compliant but distinct frameworks on either side of the Atlantic.\n\nCertiK’s assessment suggests this bifurcation could introduce new complexities for cross-border transactions and international crypto enterprises. The potential for regulatory misalignment raises concerns about increased operational friction and reduced efficiency in the global movement of digital assets. Industry observers note that without greater harmonization, the vision of a seamlessly interconnected digital finance landscape could be compromised, potentially stifling innovation and limiting the utility of stablecoins as a global medium of exchange.”,
“tags”: [“stablecoin regulation”, “GENIUS Act”, “global liquidity”, “crypto compliance”, “digital asset policy”]
}
“`
