Banks going in stable coins news its starting now - page 3.

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Quote from: Oshosondy on December 10, 2020, 07:11:05 AM

This is just tokenization of a stable coin not an airdrop, it is not even an hard fork, which means you should not expect any free money in such. What will only happen is that the stable coin will be build on stallar blockchain. Which means that the stable coin will make use of stellar blockchain ledger for storing, making transactions and address generation.

Lol then its pointless project!!
I Thought its hard fork or air drop they can use it themselfes this then nobody dont want if no ways of making profit out of it

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This is just tokenization of a stable coin not an airdrop, it is not even an hard fork, which means you should not expect any free money in such. What will only happen is that the stable coin will be build on stallar blockchain. Which means that the stable coin will make use of stellar blockchain ledger for storing, making transactions and address generation.

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Also the banks see that USDT not so trusted*
So they like stable coins but regulated ones*

Source: https://www.nasdaq.com/articles/one-of-the-worlds-oldest-banks-is-issuing-a-euro-stablecoin-on-stellar-2020-12-09

But no info about air drop?
Are the stellar holders getting free coins or What's the deal?

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