Raconteur：2022年加密数字货币报告（中译版）（11页）.pdf

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5、6:03lobal regulatory authorities are not in the habit of issu-ing stern warnings that a class of assets is putting the entire financial system in jeopardy.Wary of the unintended consequences of their caution,they avoid sounding the alarm bell if at all possible.But,when it comes to crypto,such state

6、-ments are becoming more familiar.Many central banks and regulators have grown uncomfortable about developments in the crypto uni-verse and the rate at which crypto assets are growing.In February,theFinancial Stab il ity Board(FSB)joined the chorus of international bodies worried about the direction