III. Anchoring trust in money: innovation beyond stablecoins
Annual report chapter published by the Bank for International Settlements as its own text. Dated 2026-06-23.
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- AI agents’ transactions bear on tokenised money and stablecoinsThe BIS Annual Economic Report 2026 (chapter III) states that new tools harnessing artificial intelligence and the public ledger of transactions can provide solutions to the financial integrity challenges of stablecoins on public permissionless blockchains, but that those challenges remain substantial.2026-06-23 · publication · Stated in source · Supported Inspect claim & evidence ↗AI agents’ transactions bear on tokenised money and stablecoins: propositions page →
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