The Bank of Italy is hosting an international workshop in Rome, jointly organised with the European Central Bank, the Euro Area Business Cycle Network and the Centre for Economic Policy Research, on how digital assets affect monetary policy transmission. The event focuses in particular on stablecoins and central bank digital currencies and brings together academics, economists and representatives of European and international financial institutions. The programme includes opening remarks by Deputy Governor Chiara Scotti on digital money and trust in financial markets, a keynote lecture by Hélène Rey on currency internationalisation and crypto-assets, and three thematic sessions covering liquidity provision, the impact of stablecoins on safe asset prices, financial stability and the dynamics of monetary policy transmission. It also includes an interview with Piero Cipollone, a member of the European Central Bank's Executive Board.