The assessment of the statement as 'likely_true' with high confidence is based predominantly on the strength of the primary source provided by SUERF - The European Money and Finance Forum. This source is rated with very high authority (0.90) and relevance (0.90). The summary for this source explicitly states that its content "directly links Klaas Knot (Dutch Central Bank Governor) with the topic of ECB interest rates." Given that the statement in question makes this exact connection in the context of stablecoins (a key topic in modern finance discussed by central bankers), it is highly probable that the document on the SUERF page contains or substantiates the claim. SUERF is a credible platform for publishing policy notes and speeches from high-ranking officials like a central bank governor.None of the other sources contradict this finding. While sources from the ECB and the Financial Times are highly authoritative, the specific links provided are not relevant to the statement; they are general landing pages, research archives, or author pages that do not contain the specific information needed. Other sources are either irrelevant (e.g., the Swedish Riksbank memo, the mislabeled constitutional law blog) or have low credibility (the Dutch investor association post contained factual errors). Therefore, with one highly authoritative and directly relevant source supporting the statement's core components and a complete lack of contradictory evidence from any other source, the statement is very likely to be true.