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Diverging regulations and new global standards under the US GENIUS Act will shape the future of stablecoins in Asia’s digital economy.

Dr David Krause is an Emeritus Associate Professor of Finance and the inaugural director of the Applied Investment Management (AIM) program at Marquette University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

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