Stablecoin Adoption Could Stifle Central Bank Control, IMF Warns Stablecoins have the potential to broaden individuals’ access to financial services, but that may come at the cost of central banks, per IMF. Stablecoins represent the next major challenge to the survival and justification of central banks.
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