The GENIUS Act thoughtfully preserves the dual banking system.

Yet for some reason you refuse to meet with @bgarlinghouse . Why?

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Avoiding Brad Garlinghouse isn't very thoughtful at all. In fact, it's downright incriminating @Senlummis @bgarlinghouse

You’re so full of shit man, oops I mean lady

Bitcoin is garbage 🗑️

CORRUPTED, COMPROMISED POLITICIAN @SenLummis

@NicoCabrera92 😂😂😂😂 the actual banking system is dying

While you push a broken coin on Americans. You should be ashamed of yourself.

The new mrs gary gensler 🤓

The GENIUS Act keeps the dual banking system alive by letting both state and federal regulators share the reins on stablecoin oversight, not just DC. That means stablecoin issuers face tougher KYC/AML rules but still get a choice of regulator, just like banks. If you’re a crypto platform, expect higher compliance hurdles but also a clearer, safer on-ramp for mainstream adoption. Want to know how this shapes up for stablecoin market leaders and regulation-hoppers? This could mean faster legitimation for digital assets, but only for those who can keep up with the big-bank standards. See what it means for your favorite coin: