As reported by USA Today, Paul Grewal, chief legal officer at Coinbase, recently urged US lawmakers to finally pass a bill that would regulate stablecoins. It is worth noting that the stablecoin market has already topped $150 billion, with Tether alone accounting for the lion’s share of this sum. Earlier this month, San Francisco-based blockchain company Ripple also announced its intention to venture into this market.
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