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Can you name your stablecoin "US Government Dollar"? 🚫 Not anymore. In this episode of TNF Takes, Jeremy Nau breaks down the strict naming and marketing restrictions now in effect under the Genius Act. If you’re a stablecoin issuer, marketer, or legal/compliance lead, these details are mission-critical to avoid regulatory trouble.

Key Takeaways
✅ Using “United States,” “US Government,” or “USG” in stablecoin names/tickers is prohibited
✅ Claims that a stablecoin is backed by the “full faith and credit” of the U.S. government are banned
✅ Terms like “USD,” “USTC,” and similar are still permitted

Timestamps
00:00 – Naming Restrictions for Stablecoins Under the Genius Act
00:15 – Banned Words: What You Can’t Use
00:32 – Permitted Names Like USD, USTC, and More

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