The Bank of England earlier proposed that systemic stablecoins hold part of their backing assets at the central bank to reduce risk, a move Stani said he could accept under an interest-paying structure.
Aave founder Stani said he could accept a Bank of England proposal requiring systemic stablecoins to keep 30% of their backing assets at the central bank, provided those reserves receive a market interest rate. The BoE (U.K. central bank) had previously floated the idea of holding part of stablecoin reserves at the central bank as a way to reduce risk, highlighting a core policy debate over how privately issued digital dollars should be safeguarded within the financial system.