L'industrie des stablecoins s'oppose à l'interdiction des portefeuilles non hébergés par la Banque d'Angleterre

Le secteur des stablecoins s'oppose au projet d'interdiction des portefeuilles non hébergés de la Banque d'Angleterre. Les observateurs de l'industrie préviennent que restreindre ces portefeuilles pourrait limiter des applications clés, telles que les transferts de fonds.

Le secteur des stablecoins a exprimé son opposition à l'interdiction des portefeuilles non hébergés par la Banque d'Angleterre. Cette contestation repose sur la crainte que la mesure ne limite les usages pratiques de ces actifs numériques.

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