A senior U.S. banking regulator raised concerns that stablecoins could be seen as a term of “disguise” and that the technology looks much like banking, but without the same rules as the traditional banking sector.
“They want to borrow ideas out of bank deposits and this idea that you’ve got something that functions just like […].
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