IMF reiterates call for crypto regulation after the ecosystem's ‘rough year’
According to the IMF, regulations should include “strict prudential requirements” for stablecoin issuers following the depegging of USD Coin and Dai.
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According to the IMF, regulations should include “strict prudential requirements” for stablecoin issuers following the depegging of USD Coin and Dai.
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