AE Coin, the first regulated stablecoin in the UAE, has received a license from the country's Central Bank and will be launched soon. It will be available through agents, ensuring convenience in purchases and distribution. The coin's peg to the US dollar and the reserves held in the UAE provide stability and eliminate volatility. AE Coin supports the UAE's digital economy strategy, strengthening the country's leadership in financial technologies and blockchain developments.
12/10/2024 3:07:00 PM (GMT+1)
AE Coin has received final approval from the UAE Central Bank and will be available through agents for purchasing and distributing the stablecoin, ensuring stability and security in the country 📈
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