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With the new BIS proposal, banks are unlikely to add stablecoins to their balance sheet. Fortunately, there is something better available.
Blockchain: 1985-2014 The idea of cryptocurrency first emerged in the late 1980s. But it was only in 2008, when Satoshi Nakamoto published the white paper Bitcoin – A Peer to Peer Electronic Cash …
Stablecoins are risky assets. Banks can stabilize the crypto industry by issuing tokenized deposits.
NIFT and M10 Networks Partner to Power Digital B2B Payments in Pakistan
CBDC or stablecoin? There is a third way - tokenized deposits
Start with the Money Supply The M10 ledger is designed around money supply systems that are in use today (and have been in use ever since the advent of fractional-reserve banking). A core concept of …
This post is kind of a long ramble, and the goal is to take people from 0 to semi-productive with TrustZone-M. That means that we'll go over a bunch of background on enclaves, embedded devices, and …
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"). …
The media is buzzing about Web 3.0 and metaverse. Companies and investors are scrambling to get in on the ground floor and participate in shaping this new iteration of the web. But I think it’s worth …
A few days ago, the Secretary of the U.S. Treasury admitted that she’s still on the fence about digital currency. Unlike the Bitcoin-loving president of El Salvador, Secretary Yellen thinks further …
Earlier this year, Citi published a paper entitled “The Regulated Internet of Value” (the “Citi Paper”). In it, Tony McLaughlin, Head of Emerging Payments and Business Development at Citi’s …
Mainstream, tech, and fintech media is bubbling with central bank digital currency (CBDC) chatter. The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) is performing excellent research on the topic. …