How Stablecoin Regulation Bridges Borders?
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Claims a $150 million stablecoin market cap and that 75% of global crypto transactions use stablecoins, shows cross-border remittances settling in seconds and remittance costs falling. Presents the three-tier model law: Tier 1 fiat-backed coins require full reserves, asset segregation and audits; Tier 2 covers commodity/securities-backed coins; Tier 3 allows VASPs to issue coins. Law is drafted by 36 experts for 56 Commonwealth states, intended for interoperability while flagging systemic and integrity risks.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:20Malta's strategic position
- 1:00Stablecoin market growth
- 2:05Stablecoins in cross-border remittances
- 4:00Risks of stablecoins
- 5:10Legal frameworks for stablecoins
- 6:30Commonwealth Model Law
- 8:00Benefits and challenges of the regulation
- 9:40Stablecoins in emerging markets
- 11:30Call for collaboration
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