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Maple is expanding into the Robinhood ecosystem, with syrupUSDG and syrupUSDC now live on Robinhood Chain.
Steakhouse approved Maple’s syrupUSDG as collateral for the vault used in Robinhood Earn, the first decentralized lending product available within the Robinhood app.
Now live on Ethereum and Robinhood Chain.
Overheard at @money2020, day two.
Yesterday's thread landed on one takeaway: Stablecoins are likely to win B2B cross-border payments first. Today Maple's editorial & comms lead (me) went looking for why.
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David Nandwa of HoneyCoin, said banks have woken up to the fact that fintechs need them:
“The reality is we still need the custodians, we still need the lenders so they don't go away.”
He welcomed how many banks were in attendance this year.
The sequence of adoption is taking shape: Businesses that can count the cost go first, stablecoin disappears into the product, and the bottleneck moves to the cash at either end.
Reserves likely come next. Capital held onchain should earn. That’s Maple’s world.
More tomorrow. Views are the speakers'. Any typos are mine.
Overheard at @money2020 USA.
Team Maple is on the ground. I'm the editorial & comms lead, reporting each evening what fintechs, banks, regulators, and payment companies say on stage about moving money with stablecoins, where the yield comes from, and AI agents.
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Agent liability is open.
"This notion of liability has not landed. And it's like watching a hot potato. Who's going to raise their hand or not?"
Kate Walton, Global Head of Product Solutions & Agentic Commerce, J.P. Morgan
She expects liability won't fall on the consumer.
