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Last updated: June 18, 2025, 14:01  |  Written by: Michael Saylor

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On Wednesday

The Future Of the Digital Issue: In Stablecoins We Trust? - Forbes

On Wednesday, Federal Reserve Vice Chair, Lael Brainard, said that creating an official digital version of the US dollar, CBDC, might help preserve financial system

Hace 1 día Four crypto and blockchain experts discuss the future of stablecoins and the global rise of the digital dollar.

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Speech by Vice Chair Brainard on crypto-assets - Federal

With Crypto rise, Digital Dollar, will keep stability: FED Vice Chair

WASHINGTONA U.S. central bank digital currency could one day provide consumers with a level of safety amid a proliferation of privately-issued digital assets such as stablecoins

Can Tokenization Reduce Settlement Risks

Can tokenization reduce settlement risks? New York Fed economist Michael Lee presented “ Optimal Design of Tokenized Markets,” a paper he coauthored with

U.S. Federal Reserve Gov. Waller Says DeFi Could Boost Dollar's

Fed Vice Chair views digital dollar as 'complementary to a stable

Newly Confirmed Federal Reserve Vice

What could the rise of stablecoins, tokenization mean for the

Newly confirmed Federal Reserve Vice Chair Lael Brainard this week said the central bank views a digital dollar as part of the global financial system's future that works

How the Fed’s digital currency could displace crypto

Crypto Critics Often Warn Of

Digital Dollar Could Coexist With Stablecoins, Fed Vice

Crypto critics often warn of digital currencies' potential to destabilize the U.S. dollar, but Federal Reserve Gov. Christopher Waller argued that stablecoins' dependence on

But bringing risks from crypto into the heart of the financial system without the appropriate guardrails could increase the potential for spillovers and has uncertain implications

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