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The Organization for Economic Co-Operation (OECD) is active in the global financial system to review and take action on the use of cryptocurrencies.
According to the details, the OECD, consisting of officials from 38 countries, is trying to standardize economic principles around the world. Recent research suggests that the next crypto company collapse could increase financial instability.
A reporting approach to crypto-tax influenced EU legislation this month. OECD researchers say that due to some organizations, the interconnectedness of businesses in crypto has come to light.
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If any of the major crypto companies face problems in the future, it could lead to widespread disruption and a worst-case scenario in the crypto markets. According to the OECD report, if the situation changes, financial instability could arise in the future in a large crypto market, which is closely related to decentralized finance.
It should be noted that earlier the Financial Stability Board (FSB) decided to set a timeline for global rules and regulations for crypto companies. The Financial Times said the board will implement its first recommendations on global crypto regulation.