币界网报道：The European Commission has revised its proposed regulations for stablecoins, easing some restrictions following industry feedback. Under the updated Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) framework, stablecoin issuers will face less stringent requirements on transaction volumes and interest payments. The changes remove previous caps on daily transactions for stablecoins not denominated in euros, though issuers must still report large transactions to regulators. The European Central Bank (ECB) expressed concerns that the relaxed rules could threaten financial stability, particularly for non-euro stablecoins which may compete with the digital euro. The Commission maintained safeguards including capital requirements and redemption rights for stablecoin holders. The amendments aim to balance innovation with financial stability as the EU prepares to implement MiCA's stablecoin provisions in June 2024.