Is Europe getting anxious? The gap in stablecoins is too large... Roland Lescure recently stated: Europe needs more "Euro stablecoins," rather than falling further behind. He straightforwardly said—currently, the scale of Euro stablecoins is far below the U.S. dollar system, "which is hard to accept." At the same time, he is also pushing banks to explore "tokenized deposits," trying to secure a position in the new financial system. But internally, there is no consensus: Bruno Le Maire has opposed private stablecoins, and Francois Villeroy de Galhau also warned that they could threaten monetary sovereignty. On one hand, they want to catch up; on the other, they are concerned about risks.