巴塞尔委员会主席：稳定币热潮或促使监管规则重审

Core Insights - The rapid development of stablecoins may prompt global policymakers to reassess new banking capital standards for crypto assets [1][2] - Current discussions highlight that stablecoins were not a focus when new capital rules for crypto assets were drafted in 2022, indicating a need for further evaluation [1] - The proposed rules, set to be implemented next year, impose capital requirements for banks holding stablecoins that are as punitive as those for riskier cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin [1] - The financial industry is lobbying for modifications to these rules to reduce the costs associated with banks' involvement in crypto-related activities, reflecting changes in the industry since the initial proposal in 2022 [1] - The U.S. has raised questions about the rationale behind these rules and has committed to regulating stablecoins through the Genius Act [1] - Any modifications to the rules must undergo a thorough process and be negotiated with all member countries of the Basel Committee, some of which have already begun implementing the current rules [1]