Financial stability risk refers to the potential for events or conditions that could disrupt the proper functioning of the financial system, leading to widespread economic detriment. In the context of digital assets, this includes concerns about extreme price volatility, liquidity mismatches, interconnectedness between traditional and crypto markets, and potential runs on stablecoins. Such risks can undermine confidence and impact broader economic health. Regulators frequently assess these possibilities to safeguard the financial system.
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Financial stability risk associated with digital assets is a recurring theme in reports from central banks and financial regulators, frequently appearing in crypto news. Debates center on the scale of the crypto market and its potential to spill over into traditional finance. Policy discussions aim to mitigate these risks through appropriate regulation and oversight, particularly concerning stablecoins and highly leveraged platforms.
The GENIUS Act mandates full reserve backing and federal oversight, fundamentally re-architecting the legal foundation for all US dollar-pegged payment stablecoins.
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