Stablecoins & CBDC

Multi-Jurisdictional Stablecoins

Analyzes stablecoin models that operate across multiple legal regimes, focusing on how differing regulatory, reserve, and governance requirements affect issuance, use, and scalability. Highlights cross-border coordination challenges and implications for market structure and oversight.

Topics: stablecoins, regulation, cross-border, policy

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