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.Vance Spencer talks stablecoins w/ Schwab Network : "It's an outright hostile [regulatory] environment, but there's STILL $150 billion of stablecoins on-chain. What does that look like if there's a positive environment? Probably trillions. That's just positive for the US dollar"

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Stryke ⚡2 years ago

@pythianism @SchwabNetwork If we don't get clarity soon, I'm switching all of our pairs to RMB stables

Ochenta Veinte2 years ago

@pythianism @SchwabNetwork Keep fighting the good fight @pythianism

Ace2 years ago

@pythianism @SchwabNetwork @pythianism was great. Moar.

Krypton Exchange2 years ago

@pythianism @SchwabNetwork Well said @pythianism. Leading the way to a brighter financial future 🚀

CRP CCIP LINK 1K EOY2 years ago

@pythianism @SchwabNetwork Whew. That was based AF Vance. Well done. Keep doing these type of appearances please.

HMS Reaper2 years ago

@pythianism @SchwabNetwork @elonmusk

Brian Ahlers2 years ago

@pythianism @SchwabNetwork Vance: always ahead of the curve 🐐

starchild2 years ago

@pythianism @SchwabNetwork legendary @pythianism

geebz2 years ago

@pythianism @SchwabNetwork where can I get some data on the RMB stables? @RWA_xyz slacking

RWA.xyz2 years ago

@ArtGeebz @hiFramework @pythianism @SchwabNetwork Have got CNHt listed! Let us know if there are others we should add

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