The world's currency trading runs through London, and so does a large share of its institutional allocation. Neither of those is recent.
On 13 November we are putting two stages in it.
Stable Summit: what stablecoin infrastructure needs to carry institutional volume.
Capital Summit: what institutions need in place before they route capital through it.
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Two programmes, one day in London.
Capital Summit brings together the people allocating capital onchain and the teams building the infrastructure they rely on.
Stable Summit IV looks at how stablecoins move further into mainstream payments.
13 November · Secure your spot: https://t.co/wWbpPtVel6
Markus Franke (@MarkusCelo), Global Head of Stablecoins at Celo Core Co. (@Celo) will speak at Stable Summit IV: London.
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Her argument is the one many technical founders resist. A product does not find its users simply because it is good, and that window does not stay open forever.
In this episode of Stable School, @emojapaula of Underground Agency on go to market for stablecoin protocols, and why one fix is several audiences reached separately, each told the part that concerns them:
https://t.co/z1BRnMzi9E
Stablecoins are moving into mainstream payment infrastructure. Institutional capital is moving from pilots to live deployment.
Stable Summit IV and Capital Summit cover both, across two stages in one day.
Speakers from SAP, Deutsche Bank, AllUnity, Jupiter, Bpifrance, Baillie Gifford, Animoca Brands, J.P. Morgan and more.
London, 13 November · Secure your spot: https://t.co/wWbpPtVel6
Stable Summit IV and Capital Summit run closed-door roundtables for senior operators.
Nothing is streamed, reported or recorded, so the questions the industry has not settled yet can be discussed candidly.
One of several formats, each built for a different kind of conversation.
London, 13 November · https://t.co/rKvnhPrtjU | https://t.co/Xbei5VGhmR
The travel rule asks institutions to know who sits on each end of a transfer. Banks have done this quietly for decades.
On public rails, with providers that do not talk to each other and jurisdictions defining it differently, it becomes genuinely hard.
In this episode of Stable School, Pavle Krivokuća of @FireblocksHQ on his view that compliance was never a promise to stop every bad transaction, but a record that you acted on the best information you had:
https://t.co/Xp5GiJvL2B
Which FX flows move onchain first, and what are the rest still waiting on?
At Stable Summit IV: London, that question is on the agenda, as one of our panels compares how issuers and banks expect non-dollar liquidity to form.
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MAVAN is Bitmine’s staking platform for institutions, with validators distributed globally and its core based in the U.S.
Yuki Kishi, Head of Japan & Europe at MAVAN, Bitmine (@BitMNR), will take the stage at Capital Summit: London.
13 November, London · https://t.co/BkZ4u9xCGV
Who are a new stablecoin’s first users, and what will they do repeatedly?
In his session at Stable Summit IV: NYC, @MaxRoszko of @CurveFinance talked about starting there, and letting that activity shape the liquidity a market needs.
At Stable Summit and Capital Summit, the event formats go beyond the mainstage.
Speaker networking drinks give the programme’s contributors time together. Good food, no agenda, and an honest debrief of the day.
The relationships built there tend to outlast the event itself.
London, 13 November. Secure your spot: https://t.co/wWbpPtVel6
Alex Radu (@Alex__Radu) argues that the last fintech wave only replaced the interface. The rails stayed the same, which is why the fees and the waiting survived every slick app built on top.
In this episode of Stable School, we chat with the founder and CEO of @PulsarMoneyApp on whether stablecoins make the rails themselves replaceable, and what it takes to match what people expect from a bank across 78 countries:
https://t.co/L4UDZM6I9l