Stablecoins and blockchain are going to zero. I’m at a “Financial Innovation” summit in Argentina (CMS) in 2026 and no one is mentioning these two words. They are talking a lot about efficiency, rails, new banking but all I hear is: - open finance - data traceability - consent access - accurate credit Oh boy, the web3 echo chamber is way too small in Argentina.

Stablecoins can now buy a fixed rate on Pfizer in one swap. pPFE trades against USDG on Robinhood Chain as of today: about 6% a year, locked to 31 Dec 2027, and a dollar exit for every pToken use that was waiting on one. Read below!

Stablecoins could simplify cross-border payments, but FX does not disappear just because money moves on-chain. Aaron Sanchez (@MiCA_Alliance), Gabriel Lera Campo (@bbva), Immo Garlichs (@DeutscheBank), Sudeep Mehta (@stbl_official) and Jan-Oliver Sell (@qivaliseu) discussed liquidity, conversion and settlement in a multi-currency world. Where does your business still face the most friction in cross-border payments?

Stablecoins woke the banks up. Now Swift has a blockchain and banks are moving dollars on Saturdays. “Just use a database” misses the point. How tokenized deposits actually work, why banks want them, and where stablecoins still have the edge 👇

Stablecoins are moving beyond crypto trading and into financial infrastructure. “Stablecoins as Financial Infrastructure: The $33T Story” brought together Juan Ignacio Ibañez (@MiCA_Alliance), Simon Seiter (@AllUnityStable), Benoit Courtois (@UnicajaBanco), John Hallahan (@FireblocksHQ ) and Hugo Horton (@SokinGlobal). They discussed what growing stablecoin volumes mean for payments, settlement, banking and real-world institutional use. Where could stablecoins create the most value for your business?