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Stablecoins may not drain banks of dollars but they can still make lending more expensive
The same Fed rate hike can help stablecoins and hurt Bitcoin borrowers
Vitalik-inspired AI payment system can send expired deposits to its treasury
India’s local crypto exchanges get just 0.7% of inflows, Chainalysis reports
New Treasury rules could change how stablecoin issuers get your dollars back
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WorldPingHere's a hypothetical scenario: you want to use $100 out of your bank account to buy newly issued stablecoins.
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WorldPingWhen you hold a dollar stablecoin, somebody else may be earning interest on the assets backing your balance, while a company borrowing to buy Bitcoin has to find the money to pay its lenders.
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