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In previous articles, the encryption salad team provided a detailed introduction to the regulatory framework for stablecoins in the United States and Hong Kong from multiple perspectives. Besides the United States and Hong Kong, many other countries or regions around the world have also established relatively complete regulatory frameworks for stablecoins.
In this article, the encryption salad team selected three of the most representative and internationally influential countries or regions — the European Union, the United Arab Emirates, and Singapore. Using the same analytical framework and thought logic, combined with the encryption salad team's experience in blockchain projects, we will outline the regulatory frameworks for stablecoins in each of the above three.
This article will analyze the regulatory framework of stablecoins from the following perspectives: regulatory process, normative documents, regulatory authorities, and the core content of the regulatory framework. The specific content framework is as follows:
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(1) European Union
1. Regulatory processes and normative documents
2. Corresponding

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