Can’t the banks tokenize all their USD deposits and issue their own stable coins into high interest savings accounts for every customer. Be their customers on-ramp to crypto. Keep their trust. Build in a crypto wallet to their current apps. Then pay interest on those stablecoins minus a custody fee. My guess is most of their customers (especially if they’re new to crypto) would leave their deposits at the bank and be thankful for a boost in their savings interest.

We're going to keep fighting for our customer's rights, and the 52 million Americans that have used crypto.

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