CoinWorld News reports that large banks are abandoning private blockchains and shifting to building token cash networks on public infrastructure to meet the growing demand from institutions for multi-asset flexibility. Thomas Eichenberger, Chief Strategy Officer of Swiss digital asset bank Sygnum, stated that institutional clients have consistent needs; they are no longer waiting for a single tool to emerge but are demanding the combination of tokenized deposits, regulated stablecoins, and tokenized money market funds to achieve interoperability. Sygnum is collaborating with Swiss banking giants UBS and PostFinance to test blockchain payments on Ethereum. Additionally, Qivalis is also competing to issue stablecoins, planning to launch a digital euro by the end of this year.

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BeGentleWithLeverage
· 10h ago
Moving from a private chain to a public chain is the right move; institutions want liquidity, not an isolated island.
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TokenTinkerTao
· 11h ago
Wait, tokenized deposits + stablecoins + MMFs all-in-one? This interoperability is quite elaborate.
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GateUser-9187acf1
· 11h ago
Qivalis to launch digital euro at the end of the year, the European stablecoin race is about to heat up
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BullsAndBearsInVinyl
· 11h ago
Sygnum's move is quite interesting, testing Ethereum payments together with UBS and PostFinance. Swiss folks are really quick.
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