[Coin World] The AMINA Bank in Switzerland, which is engaged in encryption business, has recently integrated the USDG stablecoin from Paxos. Why integrate it? Custody, trading, and you can also get rewards, while conveniently joining the so-called global dollar network.
For professional players and institutions, holding USDG now yields up to 4% annualized returns, and it directly connects with the ecosystems of licensed platforms like Robinhood and Kraken. In simple terms, it integrates the stablecoin system into the framework of traditional banks, allowing institutional clients to enjoy the flexibility of the blockchain without worrying about compliance issues.
This wave of operations actually illustrates the problem quite well—more and more institutions want to operate not through unconventional means, but rather to use stablecoins within the regulatory framework. After all, with more money, compliance is more important than yield.
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WhaleInTraining
· 17h ago
4% annualized? This is exactly what institutions want.
Compliance is really much more appealing than high profits.
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ChainComedian
· 17h ago
Uh, isn't this just traditional banks starting to capitulate? They still need to package themselves with stablecoins.
Institutions are all scared, Compliance > yields, laughing to death.
4% annualized? It's not as good as my Airdrop income from the first half of the year.
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YieldFarmRefugee
· 17h ago
It's this trap of Compliance packaging again... To put it bluntly, it's about integrating wild stablecoins into the institutional framework.
Institutions are buying into this, a 4% annualized return sounds decent but it's really not enough.
Switzerland AMINA Bank integrates USDG: Institutional stablecoin custody offers up to 4% annualized.
[Coin World] The AMINA Bank in Switzerland, which is engaged in encryption business, has recently integrated the USDG stablecoin from Paxos. Why integrate it? Custody, trading, and you can also get rewards, while conveniently joining the so-called global dollar network.
For professional players and institutions, holding USDG now yields up to 4% annualized returns, and it directly connects with the ecosystems of licensed platforms like Robinhood and Kraken. In simple terms, it integrates the stablecoin system into the framework of traditional banks, allowing institutional clients to enjoy the flexibility of the blockchain without worrying about compliance issues.
This wave of operations actually illustrates the problem quite well—more and more institutions want to operate not through unconventional means, but rather to use stablecoins within the regulatory framework. After all, with more money, compliance is more important than yield.