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Lyn Alden: stablecoins are going from $300B to potentially multiple trillions - and the US barely has to do anything. "The US doesn't really have to do much. They just have to not stop it." Africa has 40 currencies. Latin America has 30. Every border is a friction. Stablecoins... show more

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"It's a bit ridiculous that we are blocking it on this idea that stablecoins should not generate yield for customers" Johann Kerbrat, SVP and GM of International and Crypto at Robinhood, on the stablecoin yield fight holding up the Clarity Act "I think this Clarity Act is really important. A lot of customers want the FDIC insurance, they want to be able to think that their money is safe, so they're already using their banking accounts. They're not trying to get the highest yield possible, otherwise they would use a feature like the one we launched" "At the end of the day we are penalizing people that want to utilize crypto and blockchain technology, because for stablecoins it's a lot easier to send, a lot easier to transfer 24/7" "It's not really fair that we are penalizing those customers"

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Lyn Alden: Financial repression is the endgame for developed countries with too much debt. They hold interest rates artificially below money supply growth. Sometimes they force people to hold the currency - the US literally banned gold ownership. "For the land of the free, you couldn't own a benign yellow metal because it was competition to what they wanted to do with the currency." Over years and decades they siphon value away and "kind of reset the system." FT Lyn Alden Peter McCormack 🏴‍☠️🇬🇧🇮🇪.

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