With the new BIS proposal, banks are unlikely to add stablecoins to their balance sheet. Fortunately, there is something better available.
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Stablecoins are risky assets. Banks can stabilize the crypto industry by issuing tokenized deposits.
CBDC or stablecoin? There is a third way - tokenized deposits
Today I went to my local tea shop to buy (no surprise) tea. Like many other shops in Sweden, this one does not accept cash (“VI ÄR EN KONTANTFRI BUTIK”, which means “WE’RE A CASHLESS STORE”). …
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