币界网报道：According to Ledger Insights, the Bank of England expressed a forward-looking position on digital innovation this week. Its executive director Sasha Mills said that it was "open to the use of stablecoins for wholesale payments", which contrasted with the report of the Bank for International Settlements last week that classified stablecoins as "unreliable currencies". Mills emphasized that financial stability is the top priority, but the central bank needs to take into account innovation after the revision of the law, and the regulatory approach will be more balanced. There is a major policy shift: the Bank of England has loosened the use of stablecoins in the wholesale market for the first time, but still prefers central bank currency settlement; the reserve requirements in the retail sector have been relaxed, allowing some investment in high-quality assets, and at the same time, it is planned to set a temporary holding limit for individuals and enterprises to prevent deposit loss. Technically, the central bank is developing a synchronization system to enable DLT transactions to be settled through the RTGS system. Mills called on the industry to collaborate to build a "hybrid ecosystem", and also pointed out the potential of public chains as a connection layer, emphasizing that London should shift from technology demonstrations to building a new generation of financial systems. Earlier yesterday, the Governor of the Bank of England warned that stablecoins threaten the public's trust in currency.