The Digital Euro vs. Stablecoins: The Future of Money Is Debated at MERGE Madrid
The post The Digital Euro vs. Stablecoins: The Future of Money Is Debated at MERGE Madrid appeared on BitcoinEthereumNews.com. The showdown between central banks from Europe and Latin America and crypto platforms like Ripple, Kraken, and Bit2Me will take the stage at MERGE Madrid (October 7–9). Over 200 international experts will gather in Madrid to rethink the future of money. The event will explore institutional adoption, regulatory impact, and the evolving retail use of crypto assets. Madrid is emerging as a key meeting point for banks, fintechs, startups, and major corporations driving Web3 innovation. Madrid, September 18, 2025 – The big question for regulators, banks, and companies in 2025 is no longer whether financial transformation is coming — but what form the money of the future will take. Will it be the digital euro backed by the European Central Bank? Stablecoins issued by tech giants and payment platforms? Or decentralized assets like Bitcoin and others, challenging traditional financial systems? These issues will be at the heart of MERGE Madrid — the international gathering taking place from October 7 to 9 — which will turn the Spanish capital into a key connection point between Europe and Latin America. The event will bring together monetary authorities, major banks, and leading voices from the fintech and crypto ecosystem to debate the future of the financial system. Regulators and traditional banking vs. digital innovation The event will feature the participation of the European Banking Authority (EBA), Spain’s National Securities Market Commission (CNMV), Argentina’s CNV, Brazil’s CVM, and Chile’s CMF — alongside central banks such as the Bank of Spain and the Central Bank of Chile. Their presence reflects the growing urgency to address the risks and opportunities posed by new forms of digital money — from financial stability to investor protection. Major banks — including Santander, BBVA, JP Morgan, and Citi — will share the stage with crypto-native companies like Binance, Bit2Me, Ripple,…
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The showdown between central banks from Europe and Latin America and crypto platforms like Ripple, Kraken, and Bit2Me will take the stage at MERGE Madrid (October 7–9). Over 200 international experts will gather in Madrid to rethink the future of money. The event will explore institutional adoption, regulatory impact, and the evolving retail use of crypto assets. Madrid is emerging as a key meeting point for banks, fintechs, startups, and major corporations driving Web3 innovation. Madrid, September 18, 2025 – The big question for regulators, banks, and companies in 2025 is no longer whether financial transformation is coming — but what form the money of the future will take. Will it be the digital euro backed by the European Central Bank? Stablecoins issued by tech giants and payment platforms? Or decentralized assets like Bitcoin and others, challenging traditional financial systems? These issues will be at the heart of MERGE Madrid — the international gathering taking place from October 7 to 9 — which will turn the Spanish capital into a key connection point between Europe and Latin America. The event will bring together monetary authorities, major banks, and leading voices from the fintech and crypto ecosystem to debate the future of the financial system. Regulators and traditional banking vs. digital innovation The event will feature the participation of the European Banking Authority (EBA), Spain’s National Securities Market Commission (CNMV), Argentina’s CNV, Brazil’s CVM, and Chile’s CMF — alongside central banks such as the Bank of Spain and the Central Bank of Chile. Their presence reflects the growing urgency to address the risks and opportunities posed by new forms of digital money — from financial stability to investor protection. Major banks — including Santander, BBVA, JP Morgan, and Citi — will share the stage with crypto-native companies like Binance, Bit2Me, Ripple,…
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