ilmscore | How Big Banks Are Quietly Preparing for a Crypto Takeover

Predictions from this Video

Total: 8
Correct: 0
Incorrect: 0
Pending: 8
Prediction
Topic
Status
Goldman Sachs plans to spin out its blockchain platform, GSAD, within 12 to 18 months.
"Goldman Sachs announced its intention to spin out GSAD within the next 12 to 18 months"
GS
Pending
Banks will soon decide whether to fully embrace crypto products or stick to their less-used private blockchains.
"We're about to find out how they really feel about that are we going to see Banks flooding the market with crypto products and services or are they just going to keep shunning crypto in favor of Their Own Private permissioned blockchains that nobody uses"
Wall Street Blockchain Adoption
Pending
SAB 121 is likely to be repealed in 2025 and replaced with rules making it commercially viable for banks to custody crypto.
"SAB 121 is now reportedly a top candidate for The Chopping Block in 2025 and if it is repealed it will most likely be replaced by rules that make it commercially viable for banks to custody crypto"
SEC SAB 121 Repeal
Pending
Following regulatory changes, banks will likely offer direct spot trading for crypto, similar to stocks and commodities.
"Banks could offer spot trading for crypto directly to retail and institutional clients as they already do for stocks and commodities"
Bank Offerings for Crypto
Pending
Mass tokenization of real-world assets is considered an inevitability due to its significant potential benefits.
"We agree that the potential benefits of mass tokenization are so great that it's almost an inevitability"
Real World Asset Tokenization
Pending
Even a small convergence between big banks and crypto could lead to massive capital inflows for RWA-related cryptos and smart contract blockchains.
"This kind of convergence between big Banks and crypto would only need to happen on a small scale for RWA adjacent cryptos and the smart contract blockchains that they exist on to see massive inflows of capital"
Convergence of Banks and Crypto
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Goldman Sachs aims for its GSDP platform to be owned by a new entity, intending for it to become industry-owned infrastructure.
"Goldman says that the goal is for this platform to be owned by a new entity although how this will make dap industry owned remains to be seen"
GS
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If banks can custody crypto, they will be able to offer spot trading services directly to retail and institutional clients, similar to stocks and commodities.
"Banks would no longer be confined to crypto derivatives which do not require custody of the underlying assets they could offer spot trading for crypto directly to retail and institutional clients as they already do for stocks and commodities"
Banks Offering Crypto Services
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