Enjoyed delivering the keynote on #stablecoins at the 5th annual Mathematical Research for Blockchain Economy conference in Spain chaired by the esteemed William Knottenbelt of Imperial College London. We explored topics including; - How stablecoins have amassed over $160bn in deposits (driven by Tether.io, Circle, and Paxos) and are in escape velocity - Stablecoin taxonomy and different forms of stablecoin constructions - How USD stablecoins underpin the blockchain economy and represent over 99.3% of stablecoins today (cc CoinGecko) and are a leading market category and product export to non-crypto users - The evolution of US dollars from physical notes to digital dollars to tokenized dollars, and how new regulation is helping set a standard - Anatomy of $USDT with its large T-Bill supply and how stablecoins are a trojan horse towards progressive crypto regulation - Domestic networks and where activity is occurring; with Ethereum leading in issuance and Solana in volume - Opportunities with yield-bearing stablecoins reviewing Mountain Protocol's $USDM and Paxos's $USDL; and how centralized and decentralized exchanges can benefit from adopting these stablecoins to increase client deposits and increase trading activity
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Looking good Mike 🙌
Thanks for the shout Michael Petch… great presentation.
Great research piece with this presentation Michael Petch -
Co-founder at Tactable
1moNice presentation Michael Petch In one of the slides you mentioned EFT issuance and redemption. I assume that’s a typo and you meant ETF