#StablecoinLaw The #StablecoinLaw refers to a legal framework designed to regulate stablecoins—cryptocurrencies backed by stable assets such as the dollar or the euro. Its main goal is to ensure financial stability, transparency, and consumer protection in response to the rapid growth of these digital assets. By overseeing stablecoin issuers, the law imposes reserve requirements, regular audits, liquidity standards, as well as rules concerning cybersecurity and anti-money laundering compliance. The purpose of such regulation is to integrate stablecoins into the traditional financial system while limiting systemic risks. Several countries, such as the United States (through the proposed “Clarity for Payment Stablecoins Act”) and the European Union (with the MiCA regulation), are developing specific frameworks to govern these assets. A well-crafted law could encourage responsible financial innovation while providing assurance to users and institutions. It would also clarify the roles of banks, fintech companies, and exchange platforms in the issuance and use of stablecoins.