Financial Stability Safeguards are policies and mechanisms implemented to reduce systemic risks within the financial system. These measures aim to prevent widespread disruptions that could impact economic health. Examples include capital requirements, liquidity regulations, and robust oversight structures. Their objective is to maintain confidence and orderly market functioning.
Context
The implementation of financial stability safeguards is a prominent concern for regulators evaluating the growth of digital assets and decentralized finance. Debates often focus on whether existing frameworks adequately cover novel crypto-specific risks. Future efforts will likely involve developing new or adapting current safeguards to address the unique characteristics of digital asset markets.
The new framework mandates 100% high-liquidity reserves and ₩5B minimum capital, setting a high-water mark for global stablecoin legitimacy and operational rigor.
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