Stripe CEO: Stablecoins Will Force Banks to Offer Competitive Deposit Interest Rates to Users
Jinse Finance reported that Stripe CEO Patrick Collison stated that with the rise of yield-bearing stablecoin options, stablecoins will force banks to offer competitive interest rates to their customers. Collison pointed out that the average savings interest rates for deposits by customers in the United States and Europe are both well below 1%, which creates conditions for stablecoins to disrupt the market. He wrote: Savers will and should receive capital returns close to market levels. Some lobbying groups are currently pushing for further restrictions on any form of rewards associated with stablecoin deposits in the "post-GENIUS era." The commercial purpose behind this is clear—low-interest deposits are certainly beneficial, but in my view, such disrespect for consumers is self-defeating.
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