French central bank calls for tightening MiCA stablecoin payment restrictions and plans to strengthen self managed wallet supervision Odaily Planet Daily reported that the French regulatory authorities are strengthening the supervision of cryptocurrency assets from multiple directions. Denis Beau, Deputy Governor of the Bank of France, has called for stricter restrictions on non euro stablecoin payments within the framework of the European Union's Crypto Asset Market Regulation Act (MiCA), particularly for stablecoins pegged to the US dollar. Denis Beau stated that the risk coverage of MiCA's large-scale adoption of non European stablecoins is still insufficient, and regulatory measures should be further strengthened to address the dominant position of USD stablecoins in the market, which account for approximately 98% of the market share. At the same time, the French National Assembly passed an anti fraud bill on April 7th, which proposes to require users of self managed cryptocurrency wallets with a value exceeding 5000 euros to make annual declarations. However, the bill has not yet completed the entire legislative process, and there are still controversies regarding its feasibility and data security. Overall, as Europe evaluates the impact of US dollar stablecoins and advances the digital euro process, France is simultaneously tightening its regulatory efforts on on on chain assets and payment systems.