But ETF issuers rely on independent auditors and custodians. Stablecoin issuers such as Tether, the world’s biggest, prefer a more DIY approach.
ETF issuers rely on independent auditors and custodians to provide external verification and strengthen investor confidence as crypto-linked products expand. This setup helps meet regulatory expectations and enhances safety for fund structures and collateral management.
In contrast, stablecoin issuers such as Tether, the world’s biggest, prefer a more DIY approach to risk management and operational controls. The DIY stance reflects different risk appetites and governance models within the crypto ecosystem. As the sector evolves, these approaches shape investor outcomes and regulatory expectations. Experts warn that more standardized oversight could reduce counterparty risk and improve market integrity.













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