Domestic stablecoins could boost demand for dollar-backed tokens: IMF
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The International Monetary Fund's Dan Katz suggests domestic stablecoins could boost demand for dollar-backed tokens, citing their liquidity, network effects, and cross-border acceptance as attractive features. This could lead to increased adoption, particularly among users seeking a stable and widely accepted store of value, potentially benefiting the broader stablecoin market.
IMF first deputy managing director Dan Katz says users may favor digital dollars for their liquidity, network effects and cross-border acceptance.