Why GENIUS could leave digital dollars vulnerable to sudden blockchain network ‘bank runs’
A Federal Reserve staff paper shows how congestion and weak network effects can push holders toward redemptions or chain migration even with safe backing. The post Why GENIUS could leave digital dollars vulnerable to sudden blockchain network ‘bank runs’ appeared first on CryptoSlate.
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- A Federal Reserve staff paper shows how congestion and weak network effects can push holders toward redemptions or chain migration even with safe backing.
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