As reported by Coindesk, the U.S. Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) has removed digital assets from its list of potential financial risks in the 2025 report. The report, released under President Donald Trump's administration, no longer explicitly flags concerns about the crypto industry, unlike previous years. The 87-page document does not include digital assets recommendations or highlight specific worries about the sector, shifting focus instead to economic growth and stability. The 2024 report under former President Joe Biden had emphasized stablecoin regulation and oversight of spot markets. This year’s report notes that U.S. dollar-denominated stablecoins are expected to support the dollar’s role in the global financial system.
U.S. Financial Stability Council Removes Digital Assets from Risk List in 2025 Report
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The U.S. Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) has excluded the digital asset market from its 2025 risk list, according to a Coindesk report. The report, issued under President Donald Trump’s administration, does not highlight crypto concerns as past editions did. The 87-page document omits digital asset market recommendations and shifts focus to economic growth. The 2024 report under Joe Biden stressed stablecoin oversight and spot market regulation. This year’s daily market report notes that dollar-backed stablecoins are expected to reinforce the U.S. dollar’s global role.
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