In stable coins we trust? Not without rules


The Securities Commission and Bank Negara are rightfully treading with caution when it comes to facilitating innovations in blockchain and cryptocurrencies. — Reuters

STABLECOINS continue to be the rage.

Although these digital tokens had been around for over a decade, they seem to be gaining more traction these days.

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