Why do countries want their own stablecoins instead of relying on private ones?

[AIcash]

Countries are increasingly interested in issuing their own stablecoins to avoid relying on privately issued digital currencies that they do not control. Private stablecoins can grow quickly across borders, potentially influencing domestic payments, savings behavior, and capital flows without direct government oversight.

By issuing a sovereign or state-backed stablecoin, governments retain control over monetary policy, consumer protection, and compliance standards. This helps ensure that digital money circulating in the economy aligns with national financial laws and policy goals.

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private stablecoins moved too fast for regulators, so now states wanna rebuild it in their image

[Revenant]

Speed beat permission.

[Capybara_Capybara]

Liquidity beat borders.

[The_Walking_Dead]

UX beat policy papers.