A major financial institution's chief financial officer has raised alarms about cryptocurrency platforms offering stablecoin yields, warning that these operations are essentially constructing an unregulated banking infrastructure. The concern centers on stablecoins generating returns without the protective frameworks traditionally governing financial institutions. Regulators and lawmakers are intensifying their focus on this space, debating whether new restrictions are necessary to prevent systemic risks. The debate highlights growing tensions between decentralized finance innovation and traditional financial system safeguards.
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blocksnark
· 01-16 13:20
Lol, here they come again, those old-fashioned traditional finance clichés. What are they afraid of? The real risk lies with themselves.
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hodl_therapist
· 01-16 02:53
Here we go again... Regulatory agencies love to use the phrase "systemic risk" to scare people. Why do stablecoin yields become unregulated banking? Honestly, they're just afraid of losing control.
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SilentObserver
· 01-15 19:14
Are you using that old tune again? Is earning interest on stablecoins really that scary? Traditional finance is just as risky.
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SpeakWithHatOn
· 01-14 12:08
NGL stablecoin yield is just a bank with a different disguise; regulation will eventually come down hard.
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ForkInTheRoad
· 01-14 12:08
Here we go again with this? Traditional finance folks just can't stand us doing our own thing. It's really hilarious.
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HalfBuddhaMoney
· 01-14 11:52
Here we go again, the old money panic theory from traditional finance. Stablecoins earning interest are considered "illegal banks"? What about your quantitative easing?
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nft_widow
· 01-14 11:49
Earning interest on stablecoins, to put it simply, is the traditional finance folks panicking—they never thought it could be played like this.
A major financial institution's chief financial officer has raised alarms about cryptocurrency platforms offering stablecoin yields, warning that these operations are essentially constructing an unregulated banking infrastructure. The concern centers on stablecoins generating returns without the protective frameworks traditionally governing financial institutions. Regulators and lawmakers are intensifying their focus on this space, debating whether new restrictions are necessary to prevent systemic risks. The debate highlights growing tensions between decentralized finance innovation and traditional financial system safeguards.