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> None of those actively today use/settle stablecoins publicly? No but they settle financial transactions today, and the SEC is basically saying there should b
by vineyardmike 5y ago
> None of those actively today use/settle stablecoins publicly?
No but they settle financial transactions today, and the SEC is basically saying there should be no difference.
- JumpCrisscross 5y ago> No but they settle financial transactions today, and the SEC is basically saying there should be no difference This report is from the Treasury. Not the SEC. Also, the SEC doesn't regulate financial transactions. Just securities and exchanges. The SEC has argued that stablecoins are securities. That is an interesting argument, and I sort of see both sides of it, but somewhat unrelated to this paper.