@noelleent
Stablecoin reserve audits have faced controversies over transparency and accuracy. Early audits often relied on self-reported data, leading to skepticism about true collateralization. Third-party audits improved credibility but faced challenges like delayed reporting and limited scope. Tether’s legal battles and allegations of partial reserves highlighted systemic risks. Over time, regulatory pressure pushed for real-time attestations and stricter oversight. These controversies underscore the need for independent, frequent audits and standardized reporting to ensure stablecoins maintain their peg and user confidence.