CoinDesk Discusses OCC Stablecoin Rules and Deposit Tokens
Original title: Stablecoins Causing Bank Deposit Flight Is 'Mathematically Not Possible' Says CEO
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- The OCC finalized its stablecoin rules.
- An OKXICE filing showed a growing pile of blue-chip objections to tokenized equities.
- Zero Knowledge founder and CEO Austin Campbell stated it is mathematically impossible for stablecoins to cause bank deposit flight.
- JPMorgan landed its JPMD deposit token on ETH.
- a16z Crypto was renamed a16z Frontier by Chris Dixon.
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