英文摘要 |
The gist of this article is on the risks and regulatory challenges associated with Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs). Initially, this article provides an introduction to the developmental background and fundamental concepts of stablecoins and CBDCs; a review and analysis of the progress made in this domain by major global economies. The article elucidates the various issuance models of CBDCs, the motivations for issuance, and the underlying reasons and applications in both retail and wholesale CBDCs. In terms of the monetary and financial risks posed by the application of emerging technological to CDBCs. The article highlights potential risks to financial stability, privacy rights, personal data protection, cross-border payments, transaction interoperability, and system security. Specific risks associated with unique CBDC usage scenarios, such as black swan events and the need for offline payment solutions, are also discussed, underscoring the potential risk implications. In light of the risks associated with the implementation of CBDCs, a prior evaluation of the corresponding challenges is necessitated, with a focus on research, technological development, and regulatory responses. This encompasses issues related to the establishment of issuing authorities and regulatory bodies, the risks of interoperability with virtual assets, and the imperative for international cooperation and the harmonisation of regulatory rules. The primary aim of this article is to investigate the risks associated with Central Bank Digital Currencies, to facilitate more effective management and regulation of their implementation. This underscores the importance of controlling related risks and establishing robust regulatory mechanisms. |