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EU central banks want more sovereign bonds in stablecoin reserves

Micar review proposals include severing crypto interdependence with rival banks

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The European Central Bank and all 27 national central banks of European Union member states have called for a higher share of sovereign bonds in stablecoin reserves, as the bloc reviews its flagship digital asset legislation, Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (Micar).

The European Commission is the executive arm of the European Union and has the power to propose new laws. In response to its consultation – opened in May and closing at the end of September – the European System of Central Banks

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