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Anchorage backs Treasury’s GENIUS AML rules, seeks secondary-market sanctions clarity

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Создано June 11, 2026|1 мин чтения
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A public comment letter argues that regulated stablecoin issuers need clearer compliance standards to avoid sanctions risks tied to secondary-market activity.

Source: CoinTelegraph


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