Stablecoins not a credible means of payment at scale, BIS chief says
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The BIS chief reiterated that stablecoins are not a credible means of payment at scale, warning they fail every test of money and flagging risks of “digital dollarization.” Tether’s CEO responded that the BIS is “rightfully worried” about stablecoins exposing banking’s fractional‑reserve problem and questioned why savers would choose banks over fully‑reserved stablecoins. Meanwhile, banks continued to move stablecoin plans forward despite the BIS criticism, and coverage ended without a definitive resolution.
Epilogue added 33d ago, after coverage quieted.
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Stablecoins not a credible means of payment at scale, BIS chief says Reuters · 56d ago broke it first
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