Designing the Next Monetary Layer
summary
European firms pursue MiCA licenses while struggling to open bank accounts so they convert incoming euros into euro stablecoins to safeguard customer funds, creating real-world rails for payments and payroll. A new rating service flags risk — USDC gets B+ while Tether D scores poorly — and teams report reduced tax events when moving ETH into stablecoins. Expect continued fragmentation, regional issuances and slow EU product rollout but practical use cases already power cross-border payouts and treasury settlement.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:04Mulas on crypto policy
- 3:56Roger on financial history
- 6:25Dejan on Cryptoomat
- 9:12Stable coins role
- 12:26Regulation vs innovation
- 14:33Stable coins adoption
- 16:58Stable coins tax uses
- 18:22Stable coins future
- 20:29Money future parallels
- 22:36Disruptive innovations integration
- 23:40Q&A
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