Scale of Stablecoin Adoption in Nigeria Makes Risks 'More Pronounced', Says IMF
Efforts to suppress stablecoin use are “likely to be only partly effective,” the International Monetary Fund’s researchers said.
Decrypt — 16 June 2026
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Efforts to suppress stablecoin use are “likely to be only partly effective,” the International Monetary Fund’s researchers said.
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