COMMITMENT TO OPENNESS

Last updated: June 19, 2025, 09:27  |  Written by: Brian Armstrong

Commitment To Openness
Commitment To Openness

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For Janet Yellen, stablecoins do not pose a serious threat to financial stability, and she is betting on CBDCs. The United States Secretary of the Treasury, Janet

Yellen says stablecoins aren’t a financial stability riskyet

Yellen says the stablecoin market is still too small to pose systemic

The United States Treasury Secretary

Yellen says Congress should provide authority to regulate

The United States Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen doesn't think that the stablecoin market is in a position to pose financial stability.

Janet Yellen: stablecoins are not a threat to the system

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U.S. Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told lawmakers on Tuesday that Congress should provide a federal authority to regulate stablecoin issuers and wallet providers

Janet Yellen believes that stablecoins are not a real threat to

Janet Yellen Says the Stablecoin Market Is Not Yet a Financial

Us Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen

Janet Yellen Says Stablecoin-Related Risks Are - Markets Insider

Stablecoins’ recent depegging is not a ‘real threat to

US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said Thursday that the stablecoin market has not yet reached a size that would pose a systemic risk to the US financial system.

Washingtondespite The Recent Turmoil In

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen on Thursday addressed the loss of US dollar pegs by the stablecoins TerraUSD and Tether. The moves don't yet pose a real threat to

Stablecoins’ recent depegging is not a ‘real threat to financial stability,’ says Janet Yellen

WASHINGTONDespite the recent turmoil in crypto markets, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that stablecoins don’t yet present a systemic financial risk, but

Stablecoins’ recent depegging is not a ‘real threat to financial

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