Stablecoins: The Separation Of Money And State?
summary
Panelists report concrete metrics and products: Paxos offers a regulated 1:1 USD stablecoin, USDC sits at about $240M market cap, TrueUSD at $200M, and DGX token represents one gram of gold. Tether’s market share falls from 97% to roughly 70% in six months. TrueUSD redeems roughly $400M (3–4× its market cap). Armanino integration promises real‑time bank-backed attestations. Use cases on live rails include listed trading, OTC settlement, lending and remittances; gold tokens aim to monetize via second‑layer services.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 1:39Version of a Perfect Stable Coin
- 2:56The Year of Stable Coins
- 16:45Rebates and Discounts
- 21:08Impossible To Get an Audit of a Stable Coin
- 24:00Your Experience with Dealing with Regulators How Do They View Stable Coins as a Whole
- 26:09How Do You Think the Stable Coin Space Will Develop in the Next Five Years
- 28:32Q & a Session
- 28:47Do You See the Stable Queen or the Fiat Back Token Ever Replacing the Traditional Banking System
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