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@tempo,
@liamihorne on why more onchain infrastructure can mean less integration work
"If we have these kind of tokenized deposit assets that you can use those as collateral for stablecoins."
"I've seen experiments of that with some stablecoin issuers, and it's really, really useful because then you can programmatically distribute out which assets are backing which stablecoin at different times."
"It's kind of this ironic thing where actually, the more stuff you put on chain, the less integration work there is on the back end."
"So it actually, weirdly, it goes faster if you do more stuff on chain."
Putting the collateral itself on chain lets issuers show which assets back which stablecoin at any given moment, removing the manual reconciliation that normally sits behind reserve reporting.
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