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RT xStocks (@xStocksFi)Tokenization is inevitable.Just as digital bank money overtook cash, so will stablecoins overtake the digital dollar, and the same will happen for tokenized equities and their underlying. ...

So, here's a question I was trying to figure out when we're talking about stable coins. If we're right here in the United States, okay, a stable coin is generally pegged to the US dollar. What's the difference between just a digital dollar. Why would I go with a stable coin that's backed by a company when I could just go with the digital dollar and just use it here.>> So, the main difference is really about the networks on which you're processing the transactions. So, traditional banking dollars go through ...