According to @CoinMarketCap, the Bank of Italy modeled an extreme ETH price-to-zero scenario to assess Ethereum’s security and settlement capacity and to examine how ETH market risk could transmit to infrastructure and financial stability risks. Source: Bank of Italy; CoinMarketCap on X (Jan 13, 2026). This central bank stress-test focus highlights ETH-specific tail risks tied to chain security and settlement, a consideration traders monitor when managing risk and liquidity in ETH markets. Source: Bank of Italy (study referenced); CoinMarketCap on X (Jan 13, 2026). The post does not disclose quantitative outcomes or policy conclusions from the modeling. Source: CoinMarketCap on X (Jan 13, 2026).

According to @ReutersBiz, the Bank of Italy urged clarity on rules for multi-issuance stablecoins, indicating that regulatory guidance for this structure is still being defined (source: Reuters Business tweet, Sep 18, 2025, reut.rs/46avagx). For traders, the lack of clarity highlighted by the central bank makes official updates a key catalyst to monitor for any changes affecting how multi-issuance stablecoin offerings are structured or accessed in the Italian market (source: Reuters Business tweet, Sep 18, 2025, reut.rs/46avagx).