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This is why the genius act will be a failure.
[Referencing this podcast] (https://youtu.be/4xQGMbBhuq)
This is part of why they chose Stellar as they’ve found the ability to claw back, freeze assets and online transactions, embedding compliance rules, etc. Stablecoins (tokenized cash) are a great way for them to start onboarding clients to their onchain ecosystem before expanding to other tokenized assets. Programmable money alone comes with a variety of use cases across USB’s existing clients, from “vanilla” ones like basic, cheaper payments to more complex ones like corporate clients reallocating money across international subsidiaries and streamlining treasury management. Stellar Development Foundation President José Fernández da Ponte brings up the fact that since transactions are essentially free to execute thanks to the blockchain, more frequent and customized payments are possible at scale such as usage-based payments, for example.
This is scary to see! But it’s coming! Get ready for more control over your money! Banks can already do this with bank accounts but now they will have even more power and control
That name rings a bell, but I don’t really know anything about that shitchain. Do you know where it’s based?
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The way you worded it, I thought you were trolling, as I assumed you would know Jed McCaleb history:
Jed McCaleb, creator of eDonkey P2P file sharing, 25 years ago. Then he created Mt. Gox, before selling it to Mark Karpeles. Then co-founded NewCoin, which then renamed to OpenCoin, which ultimately rebranded as Ripple (after buying the name from the founder of the IOU-based Ripple) / XRP then Stellar / XLM and now Vast (space and rockets)
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From the underground to the moon. impressive!
Pretty sure I've seen the CEO at the political hearings in the US.
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What a lass!
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hummm!
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I have zero clue. I think the parent company was called stellar lumens. That is all I know think it trades under XLR? But I could be completely wrong
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Did a quick search, couldn’t find where their HQ is on their site. But I found out that it’s in the US and the token’s XLM.
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Ahh yes!! Thanks for the correction!
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