A regulated stablecoin is a digital asset designed to maintain a stable value relative to a fiat currency or other asset, operating under specific governmental oversight. These stablecoins adhere to legal and operational requirements, often including reserves held by regulated entities and periodic audits. This regulatory framework aims to enhance their stability, transparency, and consumer protection.
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The development and adoption of regulated stablecoins are central to ongoing discussions about the future of digital finance and central bank digital currencies. Jurisdictions worldwide are enacting legislation to govern stablecoin issuers, focusing on reserve requirements, redemption rights, and operational resilience. These efforts seek to integrate stablecoins safely into the broader financial system while mitigating systemic risks.
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