The article discusses how tokenisation and a unified ledger could transform the next-generation monetary and financial system by improving efficiency, trust, and accessibility, while highlighting the limitations of stablecoins and the importance of central bank reserves to maintain stability and integrity.
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The approval of bitcoin exchange-traded funds (ETFs) by the SEC has far-reaching consequences, making it extremely difficult for the U.S. to ban the digital asset and permanently altering the global monetary system. The institutionalization of bitcoin through ETFs creates a significant barrier for the government to restrict its adoption, as major financial players now hold billions of dollars of bitcoin. This move ensures that bitcoin will remain a reliable store of value, especially as a potential insurance policy against a weakened U.S. dollar due to escalating federal debt.