Deputy Governor of the Bank of Italy: Unlike private stablecoins, a digital euro will protect public interests
Golden Finance reported that Alessandr Perrazzelli, Deputy Governor of the Bank of Italy, discussed the differences between central bank digital currencies, stablecoins, and cryptocurrencies. Perrazzelli stated that unlike private stablecoins, the digital euro will protect public interest.
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