The Federal Reserve proposed that stablecoin issuers must complete redemptions within 2 business days, yet on-chain data shows $76 billion in stablecoins remain on centralized exchanges.
The Federal Reserve's stablecoin proposal, released on September 29, requires payment stablecoin issuers under its regulation to process redemption requests within a normal period not exceeding two business days. However, a July 28 snapshot from the Anderson Financial Economics Institute showed $76 billion in reserve-backed stablecoins stuck on centralized exchanges, where customers may need to process transactions with the exchange before contacting the issuer.
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