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BOK Governor Says Stablecoins, Deposit Tokens Can Coexist, Calls for Faster Won Stablecoin Framework
Bank of Korea Governor: Stablecoins and Deposit Tokens Have Distinct Roles in Future Monetary System
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BitcoinWorld Bank of Korea Governor: Stablecoins and Deposit Tokens Have Distinct Roles in Future Monetary System Bank of Korea (BOK) Governor Shin Hyun-song stated on July 9 that stablecoins and deposit tokens each serve specialized functions within the evolving monetary ecosystem, and that both are expected to maintain a competitive and complementary relationship. Shin made the remarks during a plenary session of the National Assembly’s Finance and Economy Planning Committee, in […] This post Bank of Korea Governor: Stablecoins and Deposit Tokens Have Distinct Roles in Future Monetary System first appeared on BitcoinWorld .
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