#StablecoinLaw marks a major step in the regulation of digital currencies backed by fiduciary assets. Designed to ensure transparency, stability, and consumer protection, this law requires stablecoin issuers to maintain total reserves, conduct regular audits, and disclose essential financial data. The aim is to prevent risks such as decoupling and fraud, which have shaken market confidence in the past. By establishing clear rules, the law supports responsible innovation and strengthens trust in digital financial systems. As stablecoins become increasingly used in payments and decentralized finance (DeFi), such regulation ensures they remain reliable, secure, and aligned with broader monetary policies.