Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong believes that future U.S. laws on stablecoins may require full backing of tokens by U.S. government bonds. He shared this opinion in an interview with The Wall Street Journal.
Armstrong suggested that stablecoins, such as USDT from Tether, will face difficulties if they cannot comply with new requirements, including full backing by bonds and regular audits. Coinbase is prepared to delist USDT in the event that the token does not meet the new requirements. At the same time, the company will continue to support stablecoins to give users the opportunity to transition to more reliable alternatives to traditional crypto.
Previously, Coinbase cut off access for European users to a number of stablecoins amid the implementation of MiCA regulatory norms.#TRUMPOnBinance #MelaniaTrumpLaunchesToken #CryptoSurge2025 #TRUMPCoinMarketCap #BinanceAlphaAlert
