FSB calls for stronger cross-border information sharing and stablecoin crisis response plans

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The Financial Stability Board (FSB) warned that global stablecoins and national regulatory frameworks have not yet been tested by a severe market crisis, potentially exposing cross-border gaps in redemptions, reserve transfers and the recovery of holders’ funds. The FSB recommended strengthening cross-border information sharing and monitoring, as well as contingency planning for stablecoin distress or failure; stablecoin market capitalization has risen from approximately $206 billion at the beginning of 2025 to $306 billion. The recommendations are not legally binding, but members typically commit to implementing common standards domestically.