PANews reported on May 15 that according to page 2 of the draft GENIUS Act disclosed by Eleanor Terrett, it is proposed to prohibit stablecoin issuers from misleadingly claiming to be FDIC insured or using terms related to the US government; prohibit non-financial technology companies such as Meta and Google from issuing stablecoins, and strengthen the isolation between banks and businesses; the draft also strengthens law enforcement capabilities against violations and expands the scope of ethical supervision of special government employees (including Elon Musk).
The draft GENIUS bill proposes to prohibit non-financial technology companies from issuing stablecoins and strengthen the separation between banks and businesses
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