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Fed Proposes Capital, Redemption Rules for Stablecoin Issuers

The Federal Reserve proposed new rules for stablecoin issuers, setting capital requirements, a two-day redemption window and new reserve disclosures. The proposal comes as regulators implement the GENIUS Act. It marks the Fed’s first detailed capital and liquidity framework for dollar-pegged token issuers.

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This is the Fed moving from statutory mandate to operational rulebook, and the two-day redemption window is the detail that matters most: it effectively defines how much liquidity an issuer must hold against par claims, which shapes the cost of running a dollar token more than capital minimums do. It lands on issuers already navigating the GENIUS Act, and on the reserve-disclosure side, on the attestation and audit firms serving them. Whether the two-day window survives comment intact is the open question, since it sets the baseline every issuer will be measured against.

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