CryptoSlate reports that holders may still get bank dollars sooner through secondary-market buyers or conversion providers—but someone else would have to fund that early exit and carry the wait.
CryptoSlate reports that proposed OCC rules could give stablecoin issuers up to seven days to process redemptions during heavy outflows. The outlet says holders may still get bank dollars sooner through secondary-market buyers or conversion providers, shifting the funding burden and wait to someone else.
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CryptoSlate reports that holders may still get bank dollars sooner through secondary-market buyers or conversion providers—but someone else would have to fund that early exit and carry the wait.
CryptoSlate reports that proposed OCC rules could give stablecoin issuers up to seven days to process redemptions during heavy outflows. The outlet says holders may still get bank dollars sooner through secondary-market buyers or conversion providers, shifting the funding burden and wait to someone else.
CryptoSlate@CryptoSlateProposed OCC rules could give stablecoin issuers up to seven days to process redemptions during heavy outflows. Holders may still get bank dollars sooner through secondary-market buyers or conversion providers, but someone else has to fund that early exit and carry the wait.
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CryptoSlate@CryptoSlateProposed OCC rules could give stablecoin issuers up to seven days to process redemptions during heavy outflows. Holders may still get bank dollars sooner through secondary-market buyers or conversion providers, but someone else has to fund that early exit and carry the wait.
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