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Like any technological innovation, the cryptocurrency sector must be regulated, says Jeremy Allaire, during an interview, passing through Paris, the co-founder of the American company Circle, which created one of the most popular cryptocurrencies in the cryptocurrency family, Circle offers a somewhat different product, "stablecoins": the USDC,
a so-called stable cryptocurrency because it is indexed to the dollar without having a bank account in the United States, and allowing cross-border payments or money transfers. Circle has also created the EURC, a cryptocurrency this #AirdropGuide times backed by the euro.
As with other cryptocurrencies, transactions are recorded on a decentralized register, the blockchain, and not by a bank as with traditional currencies. But, while cryptocurrencies like bitcoin see their prices fluctuate significantly, stablecoin creators aim for a stable price.
Because of these uses, especially in a world fueled by technological developments, it is important to set up safe havens.
In the United States, coherent regulation is struggling to be put in place, but the subject is on the agenda. "We will encourage innovative technologies like artificial intelligence and digital assets, while protecting our consumers and investors," promised Kamala Harris, a few days ago...
