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@stevedabitcoin

BIS, Stablecoinler yerine tokenize banka mevduatlarının daha güvenilir ve uygun olabileceğini savunmuş. BIS’i kabaca merkez bankalarının merkez bankası gibi düşünün. $USDt 'nin %100 likit varlıklarla rezervli olduğu bir dünyada neden %10 rezerv tutan tokenize banka mevduatına

This image is a regulatory comparison table showing the treatment of four crypto activities (Lending, Staking, Proprietary trading, and Custody services for third-party cryptoassets) across five jurisdictions (EU, HK, SG, UK, US), using symbols to indicate whether each activity is conditionally allowed (*), implicitly prohibited (X*), or explicitly prohibited (X).

The table relates to the post's discussion of the BIS's stance on tokenized bank deposits versus stablecoins by illustrating the fragmented global regulatory landscape for crypto activities—showing that even permitted activities like lending and staking face restrictions (e.g., excluding cryptoassets in the EU under MiCA), which underscores why the BIS may view regulated tokenized bank deposits as a safer alternative to stablecoins given the inconsistent and often prohibitive treatment of crypto-related services across major markets.

AI visual note: This image is a regulatory comparison table showing the treatment of four crypto activities (Lending, Staking, Proprietary trading, and Custody services for third-party cryptoassets) across five jurisdictions (EU, HK, SG, UK, US), using symbols to indicate whether each activity is conditionally allowed (*), implicitly prohibited (X*), or explicitly prohibited (X). The table relates to the post's discussion of the BIS's stance on tokenized bank deposits versus stablecoins by illustrating the fragmented global regulatory landscape for crypto activities—showing that even permitted activities like lending and staking face restrictions (e.g., excluding cryptoassets in the EU under MiCA), which underscores why the BIS may view regulated tokenized bank deposits as a safer alternative to stablecoins given the inconsistent and often prohibitive treatment of crypto-related services across major markets.

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