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Where stablecoin builders, issuers, institutions and regulators convene.
📍Stable Summit & Capital Summit: London, 13th November 2026
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How are block space markets changing where validator revenue comes from, and what do new revenue sources mean for staking yield and the risks holders take on?
How are institutional stakers and liquid staking providers responding to these shifts, and how is the economics of block space reshaping competition between operators?
On stage:
Kaushal Vyas, EthSystems
@Kean_Gilbert, @LidoFinance
Yuki Kishi, @BitMNR
@KamBenbrik, @Bitwise
Moderator:
Krzysztof Urbanski, L2BEAT (@ethbeat_org)
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Otto Jacobsson (@OttoJacobsson), CEO at @YAPGlobalTeam, will take the stage at Stable Summit IV: London.
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Stablecoins are moving into mainstream payment infrastructure. Institutional capital is moving from pilots to live deployment.
Stable Summit IV and Capital Summit cover both, across two stages in one day.
Speakers from SAP, Deutsche Bank, AllUnity, Jupiter, Bpifrance, Baillie Gifford, Animoca Brands, J.P. Morgan and more.
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Stable Summit IV and Capital Summit run closed-door roundtables for senior operators.
Nothing is streamed, reported or recorded, so the questions the industry has not settled yet can be discussed candidly.
One of several formats, each built for a different kind of conversation.
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The travel rule asks institutions to know who sits on each end of a transfer. Banks have done this quietly for decades.
On public rails, with providers that do not talk to each other and jurisdictions defining it differently, it becomes genuinely hard.
In this episode of Stable School, Pavle Krivokuća of @FireblocksHQ on his view that compliance was never a promise to stop every bad transaction, but a record that you acted on the best information you had:
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Which FX flows move onchain first, and what are the rest still waiting on?
At Stable Summit IV: London, that question is on the agenda, as one of our panels compares how issuers and banks expect non-dollar liquidity to form.
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MAVAN is Bitmine’s staking platform for institutions, with validators distributed globally and its core based in the U.S.
Yuki Kishi, Head of Japan & Europe at MAVAN, Bitmine (@BitMNR), will take the stage at Capital Summit: London.
13 November, London ·
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Alex Radu (@Alex__Radu) argues that the last fintech wave only replaced the interface. The rails stayed the same, which is why the fees and the waiting survived every slick app built on top.
In this episode of Stable School, we chat with the founder and CEO of @PulsarMoneyApp on whether stablecoins make the rails themselves replaceable, and what it takes to match what people expect from a bank across 78 countries:
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CoW Protocol sits under wallets, lending markets and DAO treasuries, settling trades for users who are doing something else entirely.
In this episode of Stable School, hear from @jacopoburiollo of @CoWSwap on why that tends to be where the protocol ends up, why bad execution hits stablecoin holders hardest, and why anyone moving the same size week after week has the least room to absorb it:
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We wrapped up day 2 @ethbelgrade and the energy didn't let up!
Stable School captured the builders shaping onchain finance with @BlockAnalitica, @FireblocksHQ, @TenderlyApp, @CoWSwap and more.
Episodes dropping on Stay tuned.
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What does it actually cost to acquire a stablecoin, move it, and convert it?
The blockchain leg costs cents. The real cost concentrates at the fiat boundary.
Stable School maps every cost a holder pays: network fees, exchange fees, spread, hidden costs, and the one that outweighs all of them.
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Open USD was unveiled as a dollar stablecoin that competing payment networks, banks, fintechs, and crypto firms plan to operate and govern together.
Stable School maps the partners by function, tests the precedents, and lays out what remains unresolved:
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Stablecoin Summit is coming to Singapore, October 8.
We're bringing together institutions, fintech leaders, and DeFi pioneers to explore the future of digital money across expert panels, technical deep dives, and curated networking.
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When a protocol is hacked, outcomes depend on a few factors that recur across every incident: how fast a team can act, how clearly authority is assigned, and how carefully it communicates while funds are still moving.
The new Stable School article traces how that plays out:
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Our first time in NYC and Stable Summit IV delivered.
The institutions showed up. So did the protocols. Builders, issuers, PSPs, and the teams running real stablecoin infrastructure: all in one room at Convene 360 Madison on 4 June.
The next edition is coming. Stay tuned.
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There is a fork in the road for stablecoin issuers. Sam Kazemian (@samkazemian) from @fraxfinance on why payment acceptance and yield optimisation are mutually exclusive, and what that means for the market:
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Privacy is the next ceiling for institutional blockchain adoption.
Tomer Weller (@tomerweller) from @StellarOrg on why the industry needs a more nuanced approach than all or nothing:
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A mistake many stablecoin issuers can run into after launch.
Maximilian Roszko ( @MaxRoszko ) from @CurveFinance on why product market fit is the metric worth optimising for first:
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