Post by CoinCover

Stablecoins have crossed a threshold. They are no longer an experiment running alongside the financial system. They are becoming part of it. J.P. Morgan has issued a deposit token on a public blockchain. Citi has integrated token services into cross-border payment clearing. Japan's three largest banks have committed to joint stablecoin issuance by March 2027. The infrastructure is being built, at scale, by institutions that do not take operational risk lightly. Which makes it worth asking a question that still does not get enough attention: who holds the keys? Speed and liquidity matter in digital finance. So does the ability to maintain access, govern permissions and recover control when something goes wrong. The organisations that understand this early tend to build better infrastructure. They also tend to earn the confidence of counterparties and regulators more readily. At CoinCover, we believe recovery is now a core part of stablecoin infrastructure. Because “who holds the keys?” is really a question about operational control, trust and resilience. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e956-TAW