If Stablecoins Win, do Banks Lose? is a half-day forum in Amsterdam on June 3rd bringing together 150 senior decision-makers from banks, asset managers, fintechs, and digital asset companies to examine stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and corporate treasury use cases in on-chain finance. The program opens with a panel on privacy, custody, and the stablecoin stack, followed by a discussion on how traditional banks are adapting to on-chain finance and institutional adoption. The event emphasizes payments as a practical entry point for enterprises moving capital on-chain, with networking and remarks concluding the session.
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