AI Agents, Banks, and Self-Custody: CoinDesk TV Interview
Original title: Will AI Agents Move Deposits Out of Traditional Banks?
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Key points
- John Lilic is co-founder and chief strategy officer of Tria.
- Jennifer Sanasie and Eleanor Terrett interview Lilic at Korea Blockchain Week.
- Lilic traces crypto's arc from volunteering at New York's Bitcoin Center in 2014 to today's neobank boom.
- Lilic calls self-custody his 'North Star.'
- Lilic argues AI agents could pull deposits out of banks and traditional banks must become technology companies.
- Lilic explains why Korea and Japan lead his market.
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