IMF lays out guidelines for addressing stablecoin risks, beyond regulations
The fund identified “strong macro-policies and robust institutions” as a response to the potential risks of stablecoins, above a patchwork of global regulations.
Archive context
Older archive item. Useful for background and entity history, but not a fresh market-moving signal.
The fund identified “strong macro-policies and robust institutions” as a response to the potential risks of stablecoins, above a patchwork of global regulations.
Why this matters
This cryptocurrency story adds another data point to the current market tape and is useful when read alongside nearby source coverage.
Original source
Read on CointelegraphRelated market context
BlackRock pushes deeper into tokenization with funds, portfolios and stablecoin reserves
BlackRock's tokenization efforts could revolutionize financial markets by enhancing transparency, efficiency, and accessibility gl...
Fidelity Sees A Stronger Solana Network, With Concentration Risks Still In View
TL;DR: Fidelity’s technology research team says Solana has operated for more than two years without a major mainnet outage, while...
Stablecoin Growth Cooled as Deposit Rates Rose, With USDC Most Exposed, Working Paper Says
When U.S. banks paid savers more, stablecoins grew more slowly, according to a Bank for International Settlements working paper pu...
Morgan Stanley Builds Crypto Lab to Test Stablecoins, Tokenization and DeFi at Scale
Key Takeaways: Morgan Stanley has opened a Digital Asset Lab dedicated to blockchain technologies. The test is to be applied to th...
Chainalysis: USDC-led stablecoins take 44% of Canadian dollar crypto volume
The rise in stablecoin use in Canada highlights a shift towards utility-driven crypto demand, potentially impacting domestic finan...
Coinbase partners with Thunes to expand stablecoin payments to 140 countries
This partnership could significantly enhance global financial inclusion by bridging digital and traditional payment systems, benef...