<ul><li>Governments worldwide are increasing regulations on stablecoins, prompting some users to consider using 'dark' or private stablecoins to avoid censorship and control.</li><li>Algorithmic stablecoins, which rely on code to maintain their peg, face risks such as sudden collapses, as seen in the case of UST in 2022.</li><li>Privacy coins like Zcash and Monero have existed for years, allowing users to conceal transaction details. Newer initiatives aim to obscure stablecoin transactions on the blockchain for enhanced privacy.</li><li>The stablecoin market continues to expand, with US dollar-denominated stablecoins reaching over $230 billion in market capitalization. While regulated stablecoins are preferred by businesses and institutions for compliance, 'dark' stablecoins may find a niche for cross-border transactions.</li></ul>

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