The U.S. Should Use Stablecoins To Power The $2 Trillion Coronavirus Stimulus, Binance.US CEO Says 

The whole world is under siege these days, and we all have the same invisible enemy – the novel coronavirus.

This pandemic has been triggering massive fears and uncertainty and has already impacted the economic systems all over the world.

Each country is trying to find solutions in order to be able to deal with this problem.

US lawmakers have been working on an economic stimulus package

It’s been revealed that the US lawmakers work on an economic stimulus package that could be sending checks to citizens to stem the economic disaster from the novel coronavirus.

The US Senate has already approved the historic $2 trillion stimulus deal.

The measure is aiming to be timely, and the proposal brought up a flaw of the traditional financial system: moving money extremely slowly.

In a new interview on MSNBC, US Senator Elizabeth Warren highlighted the difficulty involved in distributing funds.

“This is actually a real concern… having to build a structure to be able to figure out where the money goes and to keep track of where it goes and what the repayment obligations are is going to be more complex.”

Crypto could be a solution to power the stimulus deal

Binance.US chief executive Catherine Coley recently stated that the digital assets would offer a viable solution.

She wrote an article at CoinDesk in which she was advocating the use of crypto stablecoins to send funds.

Stablecoins are cryptos that are pegged to traditional assets such as the US dollar and they can be really easily interchanged for US dollars via crypto exchanges.

“Digital assets can be put in escrow to be released at a certain time,” she said.

She continued and explained: “Once the asset is addressed to its recipient, that person can send the money to themselves or others without any fees or a waiting period, providing a faster solution than traditional checks.”

Comments

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *