Story: From stablecoins to sanction Mazen … This is Crypto Weekly
:: euro stablecoin consortium
A consortium of nine European banks, including ING and Unicredit, must form a company to launch a euro-through stabilecoin.
It is the newest step that signals the shift of mainstream finance to embrace digital markets.
The group said in a statement that the Stablecoin is expected to be launched in the second half of next year.
:: Russian Mazen
The European Commission approved a 19th package of sanctions against Russia.
And for the first time, crypto platforms are becoming the target.
President Ursula von der Leyen from the European Commission.
“We are placing a transaction offer on extra banks in Russia and on banks in third countries. We are starting our action against bypass as the avoidance tactics become increasingly advanced. Our sanctions will adapt to stay before the start. That is why our limiting measures will be applied with the transactions of the transactions in cryptocurrencies.”
:: Tether strives high
Crypto Giant Tether is in conversation to pick up no less than $ 20 billion in a private placement that could appreciate it at around $ 500 billion.
That was according to Bloomberg News.
The report, referring to people who are familiar with the case, said that the company established in El Salvador is looking for $ 15 to $ 20 billion for about an interest of 3%.
:: Crypto -cooperation
The governments of Great -Britain and the United States will set up a body to reduce bureaucracy for companies that want access to capital markets on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
And improve cooperation on crypto assets.
According to the British Ministry of Finance, that was on Monday.
The Transatlantic Task Force for Markets of the Future will report within 180 days.
In ways to improve cooperation in the short and longer -term options in the longer term, including in wholesale digital markets.
