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Innovation · LondonLONDON :Any stablecoin that becomes widely used as a means of payment in Britain needs to be regulated like money in a standard bank, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey said on Wednesday, meaning it would need depositor protections and access to BoE reserve facilities.The comments made in an article in tSee the Story
Widely-used stablecoins need to be regulated like money, BoE's Bailey says
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EthereumPlasma founder Paul Faecks addressed the controversial launch of the project’s native token XPL on X. The XPL token dropped around 46% from its all-time high of $1.70 to roughly $0.92 just days after launching. The decline was fueled by speculation that insiders had sold large volumes after the token launched, and rumours that linked Plasma to the controversial Blast project. “No team members have sold any XPL. All investor and team XPL is lock…See the Story
Plasma Founder Claims No Team Member Sold Any XPL
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