According to Datos Insights research, 43% of global businesses plan to adopt stablecoins within the next 12 to 24 months. The GENIUS Act — signed into law in July 2025 — cleared the regulatory ambiguity that had kept many institutions waiting. The corporate demand is there. The compliance framework is taking shape. What’s left for banks is the hard part: deciding where to build, what to partner on, and how quickly to move.
In this session Datos Insights Strategic Advisor Enrico Camerinelli, explains how stablecoins and deposit tokens actually work, where real corporate adoption is already happening, and where banks can build a revenue-generating role in the infrastructure that supports it. Whether you’re evaluating your first use case or building a longer-term digital assets strategy, this session gives you the research and the framework to move from concept to decision.
What You’ll Learn:
- How stablecoins and deposit tokens actually differ: the mechanics behind each instrument and why that structural difference determines which use case each belongs in
- Where corporate adoption stands today: what Datos Insights primary research shows about current usage, planned adoption, and the payment functions businesses are prioritizing first
- The use cases already in production: cross-border B2B payments, treasury and liquidity management, programmable payments, and trade finance settlement, with real examples from companies running these operations now
- What the regulatory frameworks require: what the GENIUS Act, the CLARITY Act, and the EU’s Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation (MiCA) each mean for issuance, reserves, oversight, and compliance
- Where banks generate revenue: a practical framework for monetizing the stablecoin ecosystem across custody, infrastructure, tokenized deposits, and transfers, with institutional examples at each point
- What comes next: programmable payments, CBDCs, interoperability, and AI-driven optimization, and how they reshape which payment rail gets used for which transaction
