According to BlockBeats, Nankai University President Chen Yulu highlighted at the opening of the '2025 International Financial Forum' that artificial intelligence and the digital economy are reshaping the global economic development process, with digital currencies becoming a core variable in the reconstruction of the international monetary system.
Chen emphasized that the unilateral push for stablecoins by certain countries could exacerbate systemic risks due to five major concerns: deviation from a multipolar framework, amplification of traditional financial risks, spillover effects from U.S. debt and dollar fluctuations, increased risk transmission channels from traditional currency mismatches, and regulatory gaps.
He called for adherence to three principles: authenticity of value, systemic robustness, and inclusive accessibility. Chen advocated for the coordinated development of central bank digital currencies and compliant stablecoins, the establishment of a multilateral digital currency liquidity assistance network, and collaboration with the 'Global South' to build an equitable and mutually beneficial digital Silk Road, shaping an inclusive and accessible global digital currency financial order.