最新报道:According to Reuters, the European Commission stated on Friday that European cryptocurrency rules are adequate to address stablecoin risks, citing the need for major adjustments after the European Central Bank called for additional safeguards. Europe has already adopted landmark cryptocurrency-specific regulations, but Brussels lawmakers are under pressure from the European Central Bank to block the "multi-issuance" stablecoin model. The dispute centers on whether international stablecoin companies can treat tokens issued within the EU as fungible with tokens held outside the bloc. On Tuesday, six cryptocurrency industry associations, including Circle, wrote to the European Commission, calling for guidance recognizing the multi-issuance model and clarifying how it operates under the Markets in Crypto-Assets Directive (MiCA). A European Commission spokesperson stated that MiCA provides a robust and proportionate framework for addressing stablecoin risks and is working to provide clarification as soon as possible. The European Systemic Risk Board (ESRB) has stated that the multi-issuance structure carries inherent risks, while the ECB is concerned about triggering a run on its reserves. Stablecoin issuers have stated that they have sufficient reserves to cover redemptions.