Stablecoin boom could eat into traditional banks' profits, warn Jefferies analysts
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Tuesday, 10 March 2026·Source: CoinDesk·US·corporate
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What happened: Digital dollar use in payments and crypto markets may slowly pull deposits from banks, forcing lenders to seek pricier funding, a new report by Jeffries finds.
Cross-source context: Decrypt highlights payPal’s PYUSD is expanding to a total of 70 international markets as the payments giant’s stablecoin tops a $4 billion market cap. r/CryptoCurrency highlights clock is Ticking for CLARITY Act as Senators Look to Sacrifice Stablecoin Yield
What to watch next: movement around traditional, stablecoin.
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Digital dollar use in payments and crypto markets may slowly pull deposits from banks, forcing lenders to seek pricier funding, a new report by Jeffries finds.
Digital dollar use in payments and crypto markets may slowly pull deposits from banks, forcing lenders to seek pricier funding, a new report by Jeffries finds.
