Recently there was news that banks in America were allowed to provide cryptocurrency custody services. These guys don't want to be out of fashion)

>"Acting Comptroller of the Currency Brian Brooks points to existing stablecoin projects as an example for U.S. payments infrastructure"

“There are also existing private sector blockchain technologies on smart contracts where one can simply program the stuff and hit the automate button that instantly appear to anyone on that network.”

>"Acting Comptroller of the Currency Brian Brooks points to existing stablecoin projects as an example for U.S. payments infrastructure"

Bad idea for dollar

“I’m a believer in decentralization. At the end of the day, I think that stablecoins and other blockchain-based tokenization of dollars are the most resilient model for long-term faster payments. Better than a central bank monopoly on the payments system.”

This is the next this nominal development for the monetary system. First there was cash, then cards, now digital assets.

Decentralization for future payments On July 29, Brooks spoke with Aaron Klein of the Brookings Institution, a major U.S. think tank. In answer to hypothetical platforms for a future five-year term as Comptroller — Brooks is, at this point, in a liminal state as acting comptroller — Brooks emphasized decentralization:

Bitcoin 2020r. = 100 000 $

Dollar go to zero

Это полный контроль над нашими финансами.