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BRICS News: China Considers Yuan-Backed Stablecoins to Expand Global Reach
China is preparing for a major shift in its digital asset policy, with plans to introduce yuan-backed stablecoins aimed at boosting the yuan’s role in global trade and payments.
Key points:
- China may approve a yuan-backed stablecoin plan this month, led by Hong Kong and Shanghai.
- This would be a reversal from China’s 2021 ban on cryptocurrency trading and mining.
- Experts say Hong Kong dollar stablecoins could connect the digital yuan (e-CNY) with global assets.
- The initiative comes as U.S. dollar stablecoins dominate, accounting for more than 99% of the global supply.
China’s stablecoin push:
- The State Council is expected to review a plan that would expand the yuan’s global use, signaling a direct challenge to U.S. dominance in the stablecoin sector.
- The move aligns with China’s long-standing ambition to have the yuan rival the dollar and euro. However, experts warn that capital controls and trade surpluses could limit the effectiveness of yuan-backed stablecoins.
- Chinese tech giants JD.com and Ant Group have previously lobbied the central bank for approval of such tokens.
U.S. sets the benchmark:
- Dollar-backed stablecoins dominate the market, supported by the GENIUS Act, signed into law by President Trump.
- The GENIUS Act provides a comprehensive regulatory framework for stablecoins, further entrenching the dollar’s role in global digital finance.
Hong Kong and Shanghai take the lead:
- Shanghai is building an international hub for the digital yuan, while Hong Kong’s new stablecoin law, effective August 1, positions the city as a regulatory pioneer.
- Morgan Stanley notes that Hong Kong dollar stablecoins could act as a bridge, enabling investors to convert USDT/USDC into e-CNY for cross-border investments, while still respecting China’s capital restrictions.
- However, Hong Kong regulators have cautioned that new rules have increased fraud risks, with some firms experiencing volatile market reactions after the law took effect.
Looking ahead:
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- China may use the upcoming Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) Summit to discuss expanding the yuan and stablecoin use in cross-border trade.
- Other Asian markets, including South Korea and Japan, are also developing their own stablecoin frameworks.
- If successful, China’s yuan-backed stablecoins could mark a decisive step toward challenging the dominance of U.S. dollar-linked digital assets.
@ Newshounds News™
Source: Coinpedia
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