The GENIUS Act Is One Year Old. Has It Worked? | Nathan McCauley, Dante Disparte & Rodney Hood
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The episode discusses the impact of the GENIUS Act on the U.S. stablecoin industry one year after its enactment.
One year after the GENIUS Act became law, we're taking stock of what it has meant for the U.S. stablecoin industry, where implementation stands today and what comes next. To break it all down, the team is joined by Anchorage Digital co-founder and CEO Nathan McCauley, Circle Chief Strategy Officer and Head of Global Policy Dante Disparte, and former Acting Comptroller of the Currency Rodney Hood. We discuss how the law has reshaped the stablecoin market, the growing demand from banks and institutions, the rulemaking process now underway and whether the U.S. is becoming a more attractive destination for global digital asset businesses. Plus, we break down the latest on the Clarity Act, including the ongoing ethics negotiations, the timing of updated legislative text and what still stands between the bill and a Senate floor vote.
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