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    Reinventing Money through Technology

    How stablecoins and digital assets are reshaping markets and investment
    Thursday 20 November | 15:00 - 15:50 GMT | Online
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    How deeply will stablecoins disrupt traditional finance?

    Over the past decade, digital assets have moved from the fringes of finance into the mainstream, with stablecoins emerging as one of the sector’s most significant developments. Valued at around $240–250 billion in mid-2025, the stablecoin market has grown rapidly and is now attracting serious attention from central banks, regulators, and institutional investors. Projections for the next five years vary sharply — from $500 billion to over $3 trillion in circulation — reflecting both the sector’s potential and the uncertainty surrounding its trajectory. The stakes are high, with implications for global payment systems, investment markets, and the wider economy.

    This webinar, part of a three-part series in partnership with Schroders and linked to the FT Business Book of the Year Awards, will explore the future of money through the lens of stablecoins and other digital assets. Drawing on the expertise of award-nominated authors, leading technologists, investors, and policy specialists, it will examine the opportunities, risks, and timelines for disruption. The series reflects the themes shaping this year’s most important business writing, and aims to bring those debates to a wider audience ahead of the awards.

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    Key Discussion Points

    Stablecoin market growth

    What explains the sharp differences in projections for the stablecoin market’s growth over the next five years?

    Technological maturity

    How will regulatory clarity and technological maturity influence mainstream adoption of stablecoins

    Global payment systems

    In what ways could stablecoins disrupt global payment systems and traditional finance?

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