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Former Vice President of Bank of China: The rapid development of US dollar stablecoins brings profound warnings, and consideration can be given to launching an offshore RMB stablecoin in Hong Kong

ChainCatcher news, former Vice President of the Bank of China Wang Yongli published an article titled "The Accelerated Development of Dollar Stablecoins Brings Profound Warnings," in which he pointed out that the United States is legislating to protect and support the mining and trading of crypto assets, even making it a national strategic reserve. It supports the legal operation of dollar stablecoins and actively seizes the high ground in the fields of crypto assets and stablecoins, enhancing the demand for U.S. Treasury bonds and the international influence of the dollar, which has significant and far-reaching strategic implications. China needs to fully recognize and actively respond to this.Fortunately, Hong Kong is actively promoting the development of Web 3.0 along with crypto assets and Hong Kong dollar stablecoins. Companies from the mainland are also actively participating. The regulatory framework for stablecoins in Hong Kong is leading the world and can provide valuable references for the mainland. It requires high attention and in-depth research from the financial sector, academia, as well as judicial and regulatory departments in the mainland. Consideration could be given to launching an offshore RMB stablecoin in Hong Kong, initially used for overseas crypto asset trading payment and settlement, exploring the development of RMB stablecoins and even digital RMB.

People's Bank of China: "The news about the establishment of a digital renminbi bank and the recruitment of digital renminbi promoters is a rumor."

ChainCatcher news, according to a report by the Securities Times cited by the Financial Associated Press, recently multiple internet platforms have appeared with information such as "Shanghai is about to establish a digital renminbi bank" and "Recruiting digital renminbi promoters." The reporter verified with the Digital Currency Research Institute of the People's Bank of China that the above information is all rumors.The reporter's investigation found that criminals are spreading false messages on the internet claiming "the digital renminbi bank is about to be established," while under the guise of "paid recruitment for promotion," they are conducting false propaganda to the public by forming chat groups and organizing online and offline meetings, enticing the public to provide personal identity and asset information, recruit others to join, and using the gimmick of "exchanging digital renminbi to receive a subsidy of 2% to 5%" to deceive the public into "exchanging" digital renminbi from criminals, causing a serious negative social impact.The digital renminbi is a digital form of legal currency, which does not have speculative space and will not induce users to disclose personal sensitive information or participate in pyramid schemes through promoting high commissions or high returns on cryptocurrency. Digital renminbi consumption red envelopes are generally obtained through regular channels such as commercial banks and other financial service entities, major government service platforms, qualified major e-commerce platforms, and offline stores.

Former Vice President of Bank of China: Rationally view Trump's new policy on Bitcoin, do not blindly follow the trend

ChainCatcher News, former vice president of the Bank of China, Wang Yongli, in his article "Rational View on Trump's New Bitcoin Policy" published in the first issue of "China Foreign Exchange" in 2025, pointed out that Bitcoin highly mimics gold at the "currency" level, and is therefore referred to as "digital gold." However, Bitcoin is a purely blockchain-based digital asset, not a natural physical asset. Its value depends on the development space of its application scenarios and the amount of belief and investment from people. Bitcoin can be divided into one hundred million tiny units, providing greater payment flexibility, but it does not have real gold backing and does not belong to the strict definition of "paper gold." Once trust is lost, it will vanish into thin air and become worthless, with risks far greater than those of gold.Moreover, Trump's new Bitcoin policy is difficult to implement. First, it is challenging for the U.S. to have new Bitcoin. The development of quantum computing technology will also pose significant challenges to the security of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Second, the so-called national strategic reserves of Bitcoin, whether as government (fiscal) strategic reserves or the Federal Reserve (central bank) as strategic reserves for the U.S. dollar, carry risks and uncertainties. Replacing gold reserves with Bitcoin reserves is unlikely to have any practical benefits for the U.S. dollar and is difficult to use for repaying government debt. Furthermore, Trump's new Bitcoin policy contradicts his stance of strengthening the U.S. dollar as a global key currency.Therefore, Bitcoin can only be a new type of tradable wealth or digital asset, and it is difficult to become a true currency. It cannot replace sovereign currencies, and whether it can replace gold as a national strategic reserve remains highly questionable. The international community should treat Trump's new Bitcoin policy with calmness and objectivity, and not blindly follow the trend.
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