ASIC licenses a stablecoin for the first time. Wait... what's a stablecoin?
ASIC, the Australian financial regulator, has licensed a stablecoin for the first time in its history. A stablecoin is a type of cryptocurrency, and we're at a moment where cryptocurrencies could change the plumbing of the global financial system... with profound consequences for geopolitics. Guest: Ross Buckley, Scientia Professor at UNSW Producer: Alex Tighe
Late Night Live - Separate stories podcast · Australian Broadcasting Corporation
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ASIC, the Australian financial regulator, has licensed a stablecoin for the first time in its history. A stablecoin is a type of cryptocurrency, and we're at a moment where cryptocurrencies could change the plumbing of the global financial system... with profound consequences for geopolitics.
- Guest: Ross Buckley, Scientia Professor at UNSW
- Producer: Alex Tighe