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Your Money Could Soon Be Tied Up in This $300 Billion Crypto Market

on December 07, 2025

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You can use stablecoins, which are pegged to the dollar, to buy things online or send money abroad with minimal fees — and they are subject to very little legal oversight.

By Aaron Krolik | NYTimes Business | Disclosure

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Your Money Could Soon Be Tied Up in This $300 Billion Crypto Market

You can use stablecoins, which are pegged to the dollar, to buy things online or send money abroad with minimal fees — and they are subject to very little legal oversight.

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