Of course, with the advent of the digitized currencies of the central banks of states, that is, their stablecoins, private and commercial stablecoins will be more tightly regulated, if only because the currently operating stablecoins will be in direct competition with the state stablecoins. States will definitely find or come up with a reason for such a tightening. After all, current stablecoins are backed by the currencies of states, and states may even prohibit the use of their currency for this purpose.