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Bridge CEO Zach Abrams on how stablecoins will lower traditional card fees: "There will be the emergence of infrastructure that provides fraud and chargeback prevention and so on, but gets rid of all the bank fees because you no longer need a bank–you have a wallet." "You'll have a...

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