Financial stability risks refer to potential threats that could disrupt the proper functioning of the financial system, leading to widespread economic harm. In the digital asset sphere, these risks might include extreme price volatility, systemic vulnerabilities in decentralized finance (DeFi) protocols, or concentrated market power. Regulators assess these factors to prevent adverse impacts on the broader economy. Monitoring these risks is a global concern.
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News often reports on financial stability risks associated with the rapid growth and interconnectedness of digital asset markets. Central banks and international financial organizations routinely issue warnings about potential contagion effects from crypto market downturns. Regulatory efforts frequently aim to mitigate these risks through increased oversight and the establishment of robust market safeguards.
The Financial Stability Board's peer review mandates G20 jurisdictions accelerate consistent implementation of Global Stablecoin and CASP regulations to mitigate systemic arbitrage risk.
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