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' T Mawawala ang Crypto at DeFi': Hong Kong Monetary Chief
Ang CEO ng Hong Kong Monetary Authority na si Eddie Yue ay nagsabi sa isang pulong ng G20 na ang Crypto at desentralisadong Finance ay mananatiling makabuluhang pwersa.
Updated Apr 14, 2024, 10:35 p.m. Published Jul 18, 2022, 4:23 p.m.
Iniisip ng Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) CEO Eddie Yue na ang Cryptocurrency at decentralized Finance (DeFi) ay patuloy na gaganap ng mahalagang papel sa sistema ng pananalapi sa kabila ng kamakailang kawalang-tatag sa sektor.
- Sa pagsasalita sa isang pulong ng mga opisyal ng pananalapi ng G20, nanawagan si Yue para sa mas higit na regulasyon ng industriya ng Crypto upang maiwasan ang isa pang pag-crash tulad ng pagbagsak ng algorithmic stablecoin TerraUSD (UST) at ang kasama nitong token, LUNA, mga ulat FinBold.
- “Sa kabila ng insidente [UST-LUNA], sa palagay ko ay T mawawala ang Crypto at DeFi – kahit na maaaring pigilan ang mga ito – dahil ang Technology at ang pagbabago sa negosyo sa likod ng mga pag-unlad na ito ay malamang na mahalaga para sa ating hinaharap na sistema ng pananalapi,” sabi ni Yue.
- Noong Enero, naglabas ang HKMA ng a pahayag senyales na ito ay patuloy na maingat na tuklasin ang kaugnayan nito sa mga asset ng Crypto sa pamamagitan ng "pagkuha ng tamang balanse sa pagitan ng pagpapanatili ng isang ligtas at mahusay na sistema ng pananalapi sa Hong Kong at pagsuporta sa pagbabago sa pananalapi."
- Sa bandang huli ng taon, ang HKMA ay naglabas ng isang papel ng talakayan nagbabala na ang pagtaas ng isang sikat na stablecoin ay maaaring makasira sa lokal na pera ng Hong Kong.
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