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Title: Good Stablecoin Rules in the EU Pave the Way for CBDCs and a Digital Euro
Post by: Jentot on August 15, 2020, 04:34:39 PM
Good Stablecoin Rules in the EU Pave the Way for CBDCs and a Digital Euro

In the EU, getting laws right on Libra could be the best way to speed up a digital euro from the European Central Bank.

While Facebook’s Libra project might have shaken the United States government the most, the aftershocks were felt all over the world. The European Union was no exception: The publication of the first Libra white paper in 2019 led to the acknowledgment that the EU was not prepared for what appeared to be the first global stablecoin that would have a direct effect on the European financial market, retail payments and its overall economy.

See more for yourself here (https://cointelegraph.com/news/good-stablecoin-rules-in-the-eu-pave-the-way-for-cbdcs-and-a-digital-euro).
Title: Re: Good Stablecoin Rules in the EU Pave the Way for CBDCs and a Digital Euro
Post by: kent47400 on October 15, 2020, 05:14:22 PM
A stable coin definitely has its own rules and the European Union has different rules.
So in this case, it is true that stable coins must be paid close attention to in Europe. Europe has a lot of news about cryptocurrency and it is certain that Europe also does not want to open up space for something fluctuating.
Title: Re: Good Stablecoin Rules in the EU Pave the Way for CBDCs and a Digital Euro
Post by: Fenix on October 24, 2020, 06:23:13 AM
The European Union reacted immediately and very negatively to the possible emergence of the Libra stablecoin, which was then expected to be backed by the euro as well.
The finance ministers of the European Union countries have made a general decision to prevent the circulation of Libra in the European Union if it is released.
Now they are thinking about creating general rules for the circulation of stablecoins, especially private and various kinds of commercial stablecoins. In any case, such rules are needed and this is quite logical.
Title: Re: Good Stablecoin Rules in the EU Pave the Way for CBDCs and a Digital Euro
Post by: jonathancool220 on November 22, 2020, 10:23:48 AM
Rules are rules and there are definitely violators who will break them for the stbail coin rule in the EU.
But for matters of regulation in this European country it is very reliable and it has been tested for all circles in various businesses.
Moreover, the rules for stable coins, which are based on starch cryptocurrency, will feel very strict and must be implemented.
Title: Re: Good Stablecoin Rules in the EU Pave the Way for CBDCs and a Digital Euro
Post by: Astra on November 23, 2020, 09:00:27 AM
Libra was never released and little by little people began to forget about it.  At the same time, the countries of the European Union are forced to take measures to generally regulate the circulation of stablecoins, which over time are becoming more and more.  They are also gradually beginning to understand the need to issue their own digitized euro.  I think that after the emergence of the Chinese digital yuan and especially the positive economic effect from its circulation, the process of issuing the digital currency of the central banks of states will significantly accelerate.
Title: Re: Good Stablecoin Rules in the EU Pave the Way for CBDCs and a Digital Euro
Post by: vaysar on November 28, 2020, 10:11:50 AM
We have all forgotten about Libra, but in vain, in January Facebook will present us with a stablecoin pegged only to the US dollar, and not to 6 as previously planned, the release of other cryptocurrencies is possible in the future.
Title: Re: Good Stablecoin Rules in the EU Pave the Way for CBDCs and a Digital Euro
Post by: IyemRoker on December 12, 2020, 11:45:27 AM
Quote from: vaysar on November 28, 2020, 10:11:50 AM
, and not to 6 as previously planned,
What do these 6 mean, bro?
Can you give a more detailed explanation for number 6?
I am interested in the word because the 1: 1 USD is the equivalent of the original Fiat.
But for 6, I am not clear or don't understand and I beg you to immediately provide this explanation.
Title: Re: Good Stablecoin Rules in the EU Pave the Way for CBDCs and a Digital Euro
Post by: aiviaa485 on December 15, 2020, 01:25:47 PM
Something in this world must have rules in order to run smoothly and well.
Stable coins must also have rules in order to run smoothly and well in the future.

In European countries, the rules are always strict, especially for cryptocurrencies that change from time to time, including stable coins.
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Title: Re: Good Stablecoin Rules in the EU Pave the Way for CBDCs and a Digital Euro
Post by: tervel on January 01, 2021, 07:23:57 AM
While stablecoins already play a big role in crypto trading, one area to watch in 2021 is whether usage of stablecoins picks up when it comes to cross-border commercial transactions. Data suggests usage of stablecoins is already increasing it will be interesting to see if this trend continues.
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