Georgetown Professor Critiques Stablecoin Regulation Complexity
Finance professor James J. Angel from Georgetown University's McDonough School of Business criticizes the current approach to stablecoin regulation, highlighting the complexity of having 55 different regulators involved in oversight.
The comment follows the introduction of the GENIUS Act (Global Economy Needs Innovative Universal Stablecoin), which proposes comprehensive regulatory guidelines for stablecoins.
Key points:
- Multiple regulators create potential coordination challenges
- Fragmented oversight may lead to regulatory gaps
- Industry seeks clearer, more streamlined supervision
*The debate continues as policymakers work to balance innovation with consumer protection.*