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$STABLECOIN Catalyst Posts

October 13, 2026

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Bank for International Settlements @BIS_org · 2026-10-13T12:10:02+00:00

Are stablecoins and bank deposits substitutes? New research finds that higher US bank deposit rates are associated with slower stablecoin growth. Findings suggest that deposit pricing could influence stablecoin adoption and banks’ future funding conditions bit.ly/4ib9fLY

The image shows the cover of a BIS (Bank for International Settlements) Working Paper No. 1382 titled "Are stablecoins and bank deposits substitutes?" by Rashad Ahmed and Iñaki Aldasoro, featuring an architectural photograph of classical columned buildings against a modern glass skyscraper. The image directly illustrates the post's discussion of research examining the relationship between bank deposit rates and stablecoin growth.

AI visual analysis: The image shows the cover of a BIS (Bank for International Settlements) Working Paper No. 1382 titled "Are stablecoins and bank deposits substitutes?" by Rashad Ahmed and Iñaki Aldasoro, featuring an architectural photograph of classical columned buildings against a modern glass skyscraper. The image directly illustrates the post's discussion of research examining the relationship between bank deposit rates and stablecoin growth.

MarketFlux @reddit · 2026-10-13T14:30:49.285000+00:00

Wells Fargo CEO Sees Unclear US Stablecoin Use Cases But Prepares for Opportunities Wells Fargo CEO Charles Scharf said the practical use cases for stablecoins in the United States remain unclear, even as the bank works to position itself for potential future opportunities in the space. Scharf indicated the bank is actively building internal solutions so it can move quickly if and when stablecoin applications gain traction domestically. The cautious but preparatory stance reflects a broader tension facing major financial institutions, which must weigh regulatory uncertainty and unproven demand against the risk of falling behind as crypto infrastructure matures. Wells Fargo's approach signals that large corporate clients should not expect near-term stablecoin integration from the bank, while leaving the door open should the landscape shift.