Reports suggest Italy's leadership is pushing to reclaim control over the country's massive $300 billion gold stockpile currently held under ECB oversight. This move could signal a broader shift in how eurozone nations view sovereignty over their reserve assets—a debate that echoes familiar themes in the decentralized finance world.
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Rugpull幸存者
· 11-30 17:00
Isn't this just the decentralization that TradFi plays with? Laughing to death, we have been scolded for so many years, and it turns out the Central Bank also wants to be independent.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 11-30 16:58
Here they come again, the European countries are really going to have a showdown with the ECB...
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BridgeTrustFund
· 11-30 16:58
Italy wants to reclaim its gold reserves? Isn't this the real-life version of self-custody assets in DeFi? It seems that TradFi is also starting to awaken.
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AirdropHarvester
· 11-30 16:43
Again this trap? Countries all want to take back gold from the ECB, but in the end, isn't it just a hassle lol
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SorryRugPulled
· 11-30 16:35
Wow, is Italy really going to take back its gold from the ECB? 30 billion USD, if this really happens, it would directly break the concept of Decentralization.
Reports suggest Italy's leadership is pushing to reclaim control over the country's massive $300 billion gold stockpile currently held under ECB oversight. This move could signal a broader shift in how eurozone nations view sovereignty over their reserve assets—a debate that echoes familiar themes in the decentralized finance world.