Bipartisan momentum is driving the U.S. toward a stablecoin regulatory framework.
Powell’s support signals stablecoins may soon integrate with mainstream finance.
U.S. rules may adopt global standards like MiCA while ensuring local adaptability.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell has confirmed that the United States is making meaningful progress toward establishing a clear regulatory framework for stablecoins. In recent remarks, he highlighted that after a series of earlier delays, bipartisan efforts in Congress are finally gaining significant traction, a development that is being hailed as a critical milestone for digital assets.
BREAKING:
FED CHAIR POWELL CALLS CRYPTO STABLECOINS A “POSITIVE STEP” AND SAYS FRAMEWORK IS WELL UNDERWAY.
SUPER BULLISH. 
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Regulatory Path Taking Shape
Powell pointed out that the lack of clear federal regulation for stablecoins has long been a major concern for both regulators and investors. The U.S. has struggled for years to implement a consistent set of standards for stablecoin issuers.
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