IMF warns of more crypto pain ahead, including stablecoin failures
IMF Director Tobias Adrian warned crypto investors that macroeconomic factors are expected to put pressure on digital assets, particularly stablecoins.
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The downturn was triggered by the collapse of TerraUSD in May, which paved the way for market share growth of fiat-backed stablecoins.
The draft bill, which is yet to be completed, requires lawmakers to reach an agreement on issues such as custodial wallet standards.
The app will run on the Holepunch platform, which allows users to connect via text, call, or video via distributed technology.
Stablecoin issuers would be forced to have their reserves backed in conservative assets like cash and US Treasury bonds that would not be vulnerable to market panics.
The Reserve Bank of Australia governor argued that the private sector is better than central banks at innovating tokens.
Invictus Capital ousted its founder and allegedly moved investors' funds into UST and Celsius and refused to exit positions.