Latest from Paul Brody
Will Interest Payments Make Stablecoins More Interesting?
The restriction on paying interest to stablecoin users looks easy to circumvent, argues EY’s Paul Brody. So why not just let stablecoin providers pay interest the same as any bank would?
Your Company Probably Doesn’t Need Its Own L2
According to EY’s Global Blockchain Leader Paul Brody, only companies that can aggregate significant transaction volume into the network, and whose customers can't make their own direct connection to Ethereum, would benefit from creating their own layer 2.
Tokenized Stocks Aren’t Working (Yet)
On-chain stock trading today is inferior to traditional markets. But we can bet advantages will emerge before too long, says EY’s Paul Brody.
Ethereum Has Already Won: Paul Brody
As the project celebrates its tenth anniversary, Paul Brody, EY’s Blockchain Lead, bets the blockchain will still be preeminent for decades to come.
The Future of Money Is Streaming Now
Stablecoins will allow companies to shift to a financial streaming model that could free up trillions in capital for new investment, says Paul Brody.
The Dark Times Are Here. Where Is Bitcoin?
Bitcoin was created for a moment like this. But so far it is missing its mark, says Paul Brody, head of blockchain at EY.
Bitcoin Is the Asset, Ethereum Is the Platform
But it is the Layer 0 that matters, says Paul Brody, head of blockchain at EY.
Go Fast, Get Rekt
Three rules as companies finally adopt blockchain tech for real. By Paul Brody, EY.
Tokenized Assets Can Redefine Portfolio Management
Tokenizing real-world assets on a blockchain generates the kind of daily, market-derived data that has traditionally been reserved for a narrow set of assets, says EY’s Paul Brody.
Crypto Will See Revolution By Acceleration
2025 will see a sea change in the U.S. regulations, acceptance of bitcoin as digital gold and stablecoins as important rails for payments, says EY’s Paul Brody.
