🏦 Is it financial innovation or systemic risk?
Big Tech companies are taking a step further: they are no longer just building platforms, they now want to issue money. The idea of a stablecoin launched by a company like Apple, Google, or Amazon no longer seems like science fiction, but rather a real possibility.
Big Tech's interest in stablecoins responds to their need to control internal payment flows, increase efficiency, and reduce global transaction costs. However, this raises complex questions: what would happen if billions of people adopted a currency issued by a private company rather than a state?
🌐 Development and potential consequences:
○ It could accelerate mass crypto adoption and break down entry barriers.
○ It would increase competition against national currencies and central banks.
○ But it could also concentrate even more power in the hands of corporations that already dominate global digital infrastructure.
📌 A Big Tech stablecoin could completely change the architecture of the financial system. The debate is not just technical but also political and ethical.
Are we prepared for a world where money is not issued by a country, but by an app?
👛Remember that only you are the one who decides about your wallet, seek real and verifiable information to make decisions about your investments.
