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Stable Coins Forum / Re: China stable coin ban?
« on: July 09, 2021, 08:31:29 PM »I completely agree with you. Thanks for the advice. Added a link to the news.The deputy governor of the central Bank of China stated that Bitcoin and stablecoins have become speculative tools with potential risks that threaten financial security and social stability, also become payment tools for money laundering and illegal economic activities.It seems that after Bitcoin, the Chinese government has now taken up stablecoins. Apparently, these statements and the subsequent possible restrictive and even prohibitive measures are being carried out in order to remove all possible competitors for the successful circulation of the digitized yuan, which should soon be officially introduced into circulation. Previously, other stablecoins did not interfere with the Chinese government, and now, as they prepare to launch their stablecoin, they suddenly become a threat to their financial stability. Apparently, the Chinese authorities should again expect negative information regarding the circulation of stablecoins in this country.
He emphasized stablecoins, saying that especially the global "stable coins", may bring risks and challenges to the international monetary system, payment and settlement system, etc. We feel about this problem Worried, so we took some measures.
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