Banking stability, regulation, efficiency
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ABSTRACT We lay out the research questions raised by the GENIUS Act of 2025 which creates a federal framework in the United States for payment stablecoins that may compete for balances with bank deposits. We first set out the motivating facts: what stablecoins are used for, what the Act does and leaves open, why a bank deposit is one leg of a bundle rather than a standalone product, and what happened when a previous innovation, namely money market funds, competed for deposits. These facts pose three policy questions relating to payment stablecoins and their issuers— payment of interest or rewards; access to Federal Reserve settlement systems; and obtaining national trust bank charters— and two analytical questions— which depositors might withdraw funds from bank to buy stablecoins and with what welfare consequences.
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@article{Acharya2026Stablecoins,
title = {Stablecoins and the Upcoming Battle for Depositors},
author = {Viral V. Acharya and Peter Koudijs and Bruce Tuckman},
journal = {Financial Review},
year = {2026},
doi = {10.1111/fire.70088},
url = {https://doi.org/10.1111/fire.70088}
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