Tether планирует запустить привязанный к дирхаму ОАЭ стейблкоин

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По словам участников проекта, стейблкоин, номинированный в дирхамах (AED), создаст возможность совершать финансовые операции в валюте, отличной от доллара США.

«ОАЭ уверенно становятся экономическим центром планеты и по мере изменения ситуации в мировой торговле дирхам может стать одной из предпочтительных валют для проведения трансграничных платежей. Мы видим растущий интерес к хранению дирхамов за пределами ОАЭ и считаем, что наши пользователи воспримут стейблкоин, привязанный к AED, как ценное предложение», — заявил генеральный директор Tether Паоло Ардоино (Paolo Ardoino).

Дата запуска нового продукта Tether не называется, но Ардоино сообщил, что переход к реализации проекта произойдет после получения лицензии Центрального банка ОАЭ. Оно должно занять несколько месяцев.

В конце первого полугодия Совет директоров Центрального банка Объединенных Арабских Эмиратов (CBUAE) утвердил новые правила надзора над оборотом цифровых стабильных монет и принял решение о запрете всех операций на территории эмиратов в стейблкоинах, стоимость которых не привязана к курсу дирхама ОАЭ.

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