Fed Governor: “Spread of Stablecoins Will Strengthen the Dollar’s Global Dominance”
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Summary
- Fed Governor Nellie Liang said the spread of stablecoins could strengthen the U.S. dollar’s influence in the global financial system.
- She explained that dollar-pegged stablecoins could be a way to expand access to dollars in cross-border payments and financial transactions.
- Liang noted that as stablecoin regulation debates in the U.S. accelerate, dollar-based digital assets could carry strategic significance from geopolitical and monetary-policy perspectives.
A member of the U.S. Federal Reserve (Fed) said the growing adoption of stablecoins will further strengthen the influence of the U.S. dollar in the global financial system.
According to Walter Bloomberg, an economic news alert account, on the 14th (local time), Fed Board member Nellie Liang said that as stablecoins expand their use worldwide, they could help cement the dollar’s international role.
She said, “Dollar-pegged stablecoins can serve as a means to broaden access to dollars in cross-border payments and financial transactions,” adding that “this is highly likely to work in a direction that reinforces the dollar’s dominant position within the global financial system.”
Liang’s remarks come as debate over stablecoin regulation in the United States gains momentum, suggesting that dollar-based digital assets could carry strategic significance from both geopolitical and monetary-policy perspectives.
