Some large US lenders, including Bank of America (BofA) and Citibank, are working on launching stablecoins at a time when the country is looking to adopt more crypto-friendly regulations.

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BofA has “done a lot of work” on launching its stablecoin and is trying to understand customer demand in the space.

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Citi’s CEO revealed this week that the multinational bank is considering developing a stablecoin for cross-border payments.

Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan said the bank is exploring stablecoin initiatives, as Congress considers a bill that would ...