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BIS

2026-06-29 01:46:27

BIS Annual Report: Stablecoins Fail to Meet Monetary Standards, Warns of 'Stablecoin Dollarization' in Emerging Markets

国际清算银行（BIS）在2026年年度经济报告中指出，稳定币在单一性、弹性、互操作性和完整性方面均未达到货币标准，更类似ETF份额。报告显示，全球稳定币市值约3200亿美元，99%以上锚定美元，主要由USDT和USDC主导。BIS模型预测，即使规模扩大至1-3万亿美元，对经济产出净影响仍为轻微负面，主因银行融资成本上升和信贷供给减弱。报告特别警告新兴市场可能出现“稳定币美元化”，侵蚀货币主权，并推荐通过“统一账本”整合代币化央行储备、商业银行货币与受监管私人货币。

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Bank for Inte

2026-06-29 01:46:27

BIS Annual Report: Stablecoins Fail to Meet Money Standards, Warns of 'Stablecoin Dollarization' in Emerging Markets

The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) has stated in its 2026 Annual Economic Report that current stablecoins do not meet the standards for money in terms of uniformity, resilience, interoperability, and finality. They are closer to ETF shares than genuine payment instruments, frequently depegging in secondary markets and facing redemption friction. With a global market cap of approximately $320 billion, over 99% of stablecoins are pegged to the U.S. dollar, dominated by USDT and USDC. BIS models show that even if the stablecoin market grows to $1–3 trillion, the net impact on economic output remains slightly negative, mainly due to higher bank funding costs and reduced credit supply. The report warns of 'stablecoin dollarization' in emerging markets, which could alter capital flows and undermine monetary sovereignty. BIS advocates for a 'unified ledger' to integrate tokenized central bank reserves, commercial bank money, and regulated private money, anchored by central bank currency.

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BIS

2026-06-29 01:31:14

BIS Report: Stablecoins Fail Monetary Standards on Four Dimensions, Posing Bank Funding Pressure and Dollarization Risks for Emerging Economies

In its 2026 Annual Economic Report, the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) assessed that current stablecoins do not meet monetary standards in four key dimensions: singleness, resilience, interoperability, and integrity. Their operational model resembles an ETF rather than a payment instrument. The BIS estimates that even if stablecoin market capitalization expands to $1-3 trillion, the net effect on economic output would still be slightly negative, while intensifying bank funding pressures and weakening credit capacity. The report warns of a 'stablecoin dollarization' risk in emerging economies that could erode monetary sovereignty, and recommends a 'unified ledger' anchored by central bank money as an alternative.

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