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Some stablecoins are tightly structured, which means that issuance can only be done in the circulation of legal tender. This essentially means that for a given unit of stablecoin to be pumped or released for circulation, it must provide accurate legal currency collateral.
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Each Moneta in circulation represents one respective currency held in our reserves (a 1-1 ratio).

1 USDM = 1 USD
1 EURM = 1 EUR
1 GBPM = 1 GBP
1 JPYM = 1 JPM
1 CNYM = 1 CNY
1 CHFM = 1 CHF etc.

The sum of all Monetas in existence is exactly equal to the balance of fiat held in our reserve. Since Monetas are on the blockchain, the accounting of Monetas is a straightforward process.

The amount of any currency held in our reserves is proved by publishing the bank balance and periodic audits by professionals. Users will be able to view this information on the website.

One obvious obstacle that stablecoins may encounter is the conflicting laws and regulations of multiple countries/regions faced by enterprises. Although many countries have restrictions on remittances, the real difference lies in each region. To overcome these uncertainties, stablecoins have become noteworthy cryptocurrencies. In addition, the efficiency of the main crypto exchange platform can be improved.

Although groups and countries on all continents have not actively launched stablecoins that have attracted global attention, they can do so. However, because monetary policy hinders the current legal tender system, not many governments are willing to let go in the near future.