Curve Founder: The potential risks of over-collateralized stablecoins may come from government regulation
Decentralized lending platform Curve Finance founder Michael Egorov believes that the potential risks of over-collateralized stablecoins are not necessarily the reserve-related risks commonly noticed by investors, but geopolitical risks brought about by government regulation. In an interview, Egorov stated that underlying assets supporting collateralized stablecoins, including cash deposits from financial institutions and U.S. Treasury bonds and other government securities, are easily affected by asset freezes and seizures.
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