a16z exec: Stablecoin regulatory clarity needed to avoid ‘FTX-level issue’
Chris Dixon is bullish on stablecoins but says Europe is currently leading the United States in protecting consumers and investors.
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Chris Dixon is bullish on stablecoins but says Europe is currently leading the United States in protecting consumers and investors.
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