One year on, ‘crypto killer’ FedNow still hasn’t killed crypto
FedNow, a 24/7 payments platform that outcompetes most blockchains, has nonetheless failed to impact the value of most crypto assets.
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‘Crypto killer’ FedNow launches, fails to kill crypto
The world’s largest central bank has unveiled instant, irreversible, 24/7 interbank settlement of USD. But FedNow hasn’t killed crypto yet.
FedNow could outcompete almost every crypto project in existence
The launch of FedNow, which will offer 24/7 payments, means many crypto projects may need to rethink their differentiated value propositions.
FedNow is coming next year and the feds hope it’s a crypto killer
When the Federal Reserve launches FedNow in July, it will supplant most blockchains with cheap, reliable, instant, irreversible settlements.
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