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With the IMF representing 191 countries, her stance on not repeating globalization mistakes suggests a push for inclusive, risk-aware technology adoption. For crypto, this implies potential global standards for AI-driven trading, DeFi oversight, and stablecoin regulation—areas where the IMF has already signaled interest. The current extreme fear in crypto markets (Fear & Greed at 8) makes macro-policy signals more impactful as sentiment is fragile.

IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva discussed the importance of not repeating globalization mistakes with AI and reflected on her tenure handling major global economic challenges.

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