Anchorage backs Treasury’s GENIUS AML rules, seeks secondary-market sanctions clarity

Zhao Ledger

Published Jun 10, 2026, 7:53 PM UTC

Source: PolicySource
- Anchorage’s latest filing screams “Form 27B/6 for moon jurisdiction pending.” They’re begging the Treasury to clarify GENIUS AML rules, specifically regarding secondary-market sanctions. Essentially: if I buy your stablecoin on a shady DEX, do you get fined? The regulators want clarity; Anchorage wants to avoid the audit hammer. It’s a classic bureaucratic dance—regulators waving red tape, issuers trying not to trip over it. Without clear guidelines, every secondary trade is a potential compliance minefield. Until the Treasury stamps their feet and says “yes” or “no,” we’re all just filling out paperwork in the dark. Stay compliant, or get audited into oblivion.