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An IMF working paper by researcher Brandon Joel Tan finds dollar stablecoins can amplify currency runs in countries defending overvalued fixed exchange rates, by consolidating fragmented parallel-market prices into a single visible signal that lets households exit the local currency simultaneously. The effect is state-dependent: stablecoins improve welfare in calm periods but deepen crises under stress, giving emerging-market regulators fresh justification to restrict USDT and USDC access and adding regulatory overhang to stablecoin-driven adoption narratives in high-inflation economies. Watch whether this framing feeds into IMF policy advice or capital-control recommendations for EM members, which would matter more for stablecoin issuers' growth markets than for BTC spot pricing.
As a Research signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around USDT, USDC.
Original Source: BeInCrypto
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