Regulated Digital Currency refers to any digital currency, including stablecoins or central bank digital currencies, that operates under the direct oversight and legal framework of governmental or financial authorities. These currencies are subject to specific rules regarding issuance, redemption, and transaction monitoring. Regulation aims to ensure stability, consumer protection, and financial integrity.
Context
Regulated digital currencies are a major focus in global financial news, as governments and central banks seek to control and integrate digital assets. Discussions revolve around the appropriate level of oversight, the balance between innovation and risk mitigation, and their potential impact on monetary policy. Upcoming legislation and pilot programs for these currencies are closely monitored for their implications on the broader crypto market.
This pilot validates a systemic shift to T+0 settlement for bank liabilities, drastically compressing counterparty risk across the interbank payment layer.
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