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Director @RebuildMacro, Professorial Research Fellow @ IGP @UCL, Senior Fellow @UKandEU. NUFC and golf. Personal account: retweets not endorsements.
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Armstrong and Snower | The stablecoin threat

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By Angus Armstrong, Dennis J. Snower
| Jamaica Gleaner Verified
Published:Friday | November 21, 2025 | 12:09 AM Stablecoins are on the rise in global finance, promising to facilitate faster and cheaper payments and lead a wave of financial innovation. But what if that wave erodes governments’ control over money and debt, fundamentally reshaping how modern economies manage inflation, stabilise markets, and finance public spending? This prospect has received surprisingly little public attention.
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Private stablecoins risk eroding US monetary policy

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By Angus Armstrong, Dennis J. Snower
| The Asset Magazine Verified
Private stablecoins risk eroding US monetary policy Far too little attention has been paid to the fact that stablecoins could erode governments' control over money and debt, fundamentally reshaping how modern economies manage inflation, stabilize markets and finance public spending.
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The Stablecoin Threat

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By Angus Armstrong
| Project Syndicate Verified
en English Economics Far too little attention has been paid to the fact that stablecoins could erode governments' control over money and debt, fundamentally reshaping how modern economies manage inflation, stabilize markets, and finance public spending. By catering to a politically connected industry, the United States is playing with fire. LONDON – Stablecoins are on the rise in global finance, promising to facilitate faster and cheaper payments and lead a wave of financial innovation.
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