The GENIUS Act stablecoin bill passed the US Senate on June 17 with bipartisan vote, but what's next? When will it become a law?

The GENIUS Act, recently passed by the US Senate, faces criticism from The New York Times and fintech leaders over its potential economic risks.

The GENIUS Act mandates full reserve backing for stablecoins and opens the door for banks and retailers to issue tokens under ...

The Senate on Wednesday passed the GENIUS Act, a breakthrough for the cryptocurrency industry that could have a far-reaching ...

The Senate passed legislation Tuesday that would regulate a form of cryptocurrency known as stablecoins, the first of what ...

At an industry conference in New York last week, senior executives of Bank of America BAC, Fifth Third Bancorp FITB and U.S. Bancorp USB stated that they are open to adopting stablecoins as they ...

A significant number of Democrats, 16, joined Republicans in advancing the crypto legislation. The GENIUS Act would create a ...

The GENIUS Act, the stablecoin legislation currently moving through the Senate, might be the best chance to deliver a favorable legal framework soon, and the chances are better because the Trump ...

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The Independent is trusted by Americans across the entire political spectrum ... A new cryptocurrency regulation bill called the GENIUS Act is moving through the Senate, bringing increased ...