Where Do Latin America's Dollars Actually Live?
Washington’s stablecoin debate is about characteristics: who can issue one, what has to back it, and how it gets audited. The Federal Reserve, the US central bank, and the OCC, the regulator that supervises the country’s national banks, cannot simply accept that a token is worth one dollar; they have to control who is allowed The post Where Do Latin America's Dollars Actually Live? appeared first on BeInCrypto.
Key Takeaways
- Washington’s stablecoin debate is about characteristics: who can issue one, what has to back it, and how it gets audited.
- The Federal Reserve, the US central bank, and the OCC, the regulator that supervises the country’s national banks, cannot simply accept that a token is worth one dollar; they have to control who is allowed The post Where Do Latin America's Dollars Actually Live?
- appeared first on BeInCrypto.
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