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<p>He <strong><a href="https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/kpeGAoEJnexeBZpbQEPwlg">argued</a> </strong>that while stablecoins play a visible role in crypto markets today, they are not essential to the functioning of blockchain ecosystems and should not be treated as irreplaceable.</p> 
<p>In his view, regulating stablecoins would naturally extend to the wider crypto sector, setting off a chain reaction with far-reaching consequences.</p> 
<p>While this could bring oversight and stability, he cautioned that it might also undermine the role of stablecoins themselves.</p> 
<p>Rather than focusing on launching a renminbi-backed stablecoin, Yongli believes China’s priority should be to build a complete legal framework for cryptoassets.</p> 
<p>He suggested that banks and financial institutions should accelerate their move onto blockchain rails, while also supporting the tokenization of real-world assets. Another key step, he said, would be registering crypto exchanges in Hong Kong, helping integrate the RMB into global on-chain activity more effectively.</p>  
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<p>His comments add to a growing debate within China on how to position the country in the rapidly evolving digital finance landscape, balancing innovation with stronger controls.</p>  
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