Former BIS Chief Softens Stance on Stablecoins, Calls for Coexistence with Fiat
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Former BIS Chief Softens Stance on Stablecoins, Calls for Coexistence with Fiat
Former BIS general manager Agustín Carstens praised stablecoins for their ability to enhance financial inclusion, but warned that more global regulatory efforts are needed to enable stablecoins and fiat money to coexist.
Former BIS Chief Backs Stablecoin as Bank of England Moves to £40B Issuance Cap Model
Agustín Carstens, the former head of the Bank for International Settlements, has taken a more supportive view of stablecoins, highlighting their potential to improve financial inclusion, reduce costs, and support innovation.In parallal, the Bank of England revised its proposed stablecoin framework, replacing individual holding limits with an aggregate issuance cap. Under the updated approach, the central bank will no longer cap personal holdings…
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🔥 Former BIS chief signals stablecoins could fuel financial inclusion in $USDT and similar assets. 🪙 Carstens shifted from warning about risks to advocating for clear regulations and co-existence with fiat. 📊 The BIS and other global leaders remain cautious as new rules take...
Former BIS Executive Agustín Carstens Explained that Stablecoins Could Increase Financial Inclusion.
🚨 Former BIS executive Agustín Carstens stated that stablecoins could increase financial inclusion. 📌 In contrast to his previous harsh criticisms, Carstens called for a framework in which fiat currency and stablecoins could coexist. 🏛️ The BIS administration, ahead of its 2026 report, stated that stablecoins could contribute to financial stability...
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diarioestrategia.clThe Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has pointed out that the implications of ‘stablecoins’ for the global financial system still give rise to doubts as to the potential risks of wide adoption of these digital currencies and has asked the financial authorities to continue to deepen in this area in order to advance more effective regulation.
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