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EU Cenbanks Seek Stablecoin Reserve Requirements Amid Regulatory Scrutiny

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The European Central Bank (ECB) and other EU central banks are seeking changes to the minimum bank deposit for stablecoins under the Market in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) regulation.

This move comes as stablecoin issuers face increasing scrutiny over their lack of reserve requirements, which has led to concerns about the stability of these digital currencies.

The ECB and EU central banks have proposed a minimum bank deposit for stablecoins, but no specific figure has been disclosed. This proposal aims to provide an additional layer of protection for investors and prevent potential risks associated with stablecoin issuances.

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