Kyle Rizdahl
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917 appearances
5 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 11 Jun
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Don't know.
Equities, you do know the drill.
We'll have the details when we do the numbers.
Cryptocurrency might, possibly, eventually, someday be actual useful money.
You know, a medium of exchange, a store of value, those traditional ways we think about the money that we use now.
Eventually, but not yet.
That does not mean, though, that there isn't a ton of backing and forthing about how to regulate the stuff before we get to our monetary future.
And one slice of that fight, it's between banks and cryptocurrency companies, boils down to interest payments.
Banks, of course, do make those payments, interest on deposits, right?
The question at hand is whether crypto firms can offer something similar for people who hold what are called stable coins.
Marketplaces of Revenishore has the ins and outs of that one.
You have money, you put it in a bank, you get interest.
That's how that works.
But what about crypto, specifically stablecoins?
This is a kind of crypto that doesn't go up or down in value much.
It's really just a way to pay for things.
The companies that issue stablecoins wanted to offer interest on them the same way that banks do on deposits.
But Congress has already said no.
We don't regulate stablecoin issuers nearly as extensively as banks, and we deliberately said they can't do all the things that banks can do.
Timothy Massad is a research fellow at Harvard's Kennedy School and former chair of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission.
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