The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) is working on new guidance for "tokenized deposit insurance," according to Acting Chair Travis Hill. This initiative aims to establish clearer regulatory parameters for financial institutions venturing into digital assets. Hill clarified that transferring a traditional deposit onto a blockchain does not alter its legal status. Tokenized deposits are digital representations of deposit claims and are distinct from stablecoins, which are generally pegged to fiat currencies.
FDIC to Develop Guidance on Tokenized Deposit Insurance
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