
Kann Thers Dominanz die US -amerikanische Stablecoin -Rechnung überleben? Die Tether ist bereit, den US -Markt zu verlassen, nachdem die Stablecoin -Regulierung zu Gesetz wird.
https://www.coindesk.com/news-analysis/2025/06/17/can-tether-s-dominance-survive-the-u-s-stablecoin-bill

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All issuers overseen by the potential law would have to follow strict reserve standards, maintaining cash, Treasuries and other related, highly-liquid assets that match their issuance one-for-one. They’d also need to be reviewed monthly by a registered public accounting firm, and the results certified by the CEO and CFO of the company, meaning the top executives would face legal liability for misleading the public. That’s an unusually robust oversight that would require more frequent public assurances from stablecoin issuers than other financial institutions.
U.S. regulation would be a lot to bite off for Tether, which isn’t anywhere near checking those boxes. The company didn’t respond to a request for comment on the GENIUS Act, but Tether warned its users in its online fine print updated this year: „if Tether fails to comply with changing regulatory regimes, Tether and its affiliates may be subject to regulatory actions, which may adversely affect Tether and its ability to operate.“
Canada has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye
European Union has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye
Japan has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye
Hong Kong has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye
Singapore has stablecoin regulation, Tether say bye bye
South Korea has stablecoin regulation. Tether say bye bye
USA might have stablecoin regulation soon, which Tether can’t meet the requirement and will have to say bye bye
If more countries have stablecoin regulation or just make a simple law that is a few sentences long that say
„All stablecoins need to be delisted by exchanges operating in our country if they are not approved by EU/Canada/USA/Japan stablecoin regulation.“