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DeFiTokenPostKorean, translatedFiled 28 h ago

Even with the GENIUS Act in effect, DeFi lending liquidation risks remain

Original headline지니어스법 시행돼도 디파이 대출 청산 위험은 남는다

Open the sourceReported by TokenPost, tokenpost.kr, 11 November 2026, by 강이안

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The GENIUS Act’s stablecoin reserve rules do not eliminate liquidation and contract-risk exposures in DeFi lending, according to Ajna co-founders Mike Hathaway and Joseph Quintilian in a CoinDesk op-ed. They argue that an issuer’s ability to redeem stablecoins is separate from the safety of loan contracts, and that the key question is who can change borrowing terms after capital is deployed. The warning comes as the U.S. Federal Reserve moves toward implementing the GENIUS Act framework. Institutions evaluating DeFi credit markets should therefore check governance and oracle controls, not just stablecoin backing. Next, watch how DeFi protocols document upgrade and parameter-change authority as regulated stablecoin issuance expands.

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GENIUS Act, Ajna, Mike Hathaway, Joseph Quintilian, CoinDesk