Governor of the European Central Bank: Cryptocurrencies supported by fiat currencies are assets and should not be confused with currencies.

2021-9-3 00:45
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According to Golden Financial News, European Central Bank (ECB) President Christine Lagarde has said cryptocurrencies backed by fiat bonds are assets and should not be confused with currencies. Lagarde argued that stablecoins, for example, were profitable. In fact, they present themselves as money, even though they are not. So we all need to be honest in the financial markets and in management. He said fixed coins or cryptocurrencies linked to fiat currencies such as the US dollar fit the description. Lagarde said: "Recent history shows that these deposits are unnecessary and liquid as needed."

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