Banks found a way to copy stablecoins without losing the money that funds their loans
Banks defend themselves against stablecoins by saying they are building tokenized deposits to modernize payments, with programmable money and around-the-clock settlement. Falcon Finance chief RWA officer Artem Tolkachev told CryptoSlate that the explanation covers only half the reason: “It is the balance sheet, not the technology.” A tokenized deposit keeps the money a stablecoin would […] The post Banks found a way to copy stablecoins without losing the money that funds their loans appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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