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Stablecoins are failing to live up to their name, reports BIS

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Jean Hurley

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BIS study asks will the real stablecoin please stand up.

A recent report written by senior economists at the Bank for International settlements (BIS) looks at the evolution of the stablecoin market over the past decade and examines whether stablecoins have stayed true to their name in terms of being stable.

The report asked four questions:

  1. Are stablecoins able to
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