Share this postDecentralized finance, crypto and CBDCswww.soonparted.coCopy linkFacebookEmailNoteOtherDecentralized finance, crypto and CBDCsDaniel H. NeilsonApr 16, 20221Share this postDecentralized finance, crypto and CBDCswww.soonparted.coCopy linkFacebookEmailNoteOtherSharePYUSD: What PayPal’s new stablecoin is and isn’tHashed timelock contracts are creditAutomated liquidity still depends on fundingA bridge too far: the BIS on ledger fragmentationTokens of my affection: In search of clarity on a difficult termThe regulated liability networkTornado Cash: DeFi is playing a losing handThree big ideas for tokenized financeOn fragile financePlumbing for tokenized financeDivision by zero: Terra offers some simple crypto lessonsStablecoins are banksAtomicityIOSCO’s DeFi ReportThe collapse of LibraContinuous paymentsFlattening the monetary hierarchyCrypto and the survival constraintThe tokenization thesisWhy blockchain? In search of monetary use-casesThe Fed’s CBDC paper: A balance-sheet frameworkJPM CoinThe Hummingbird ProjectProject JuraBalance sheet as a serviceOutlines of platform financeRegulating DeFiStablecoin reportCrypto monetarismStablecoins and DeFi: Banking for unattended contractsPyth, LIBOR and cash-settled derivativesBanking without liabilitiesMulticurrency CBDCSmart contracts for monetary policy?The Poly Network heistMinsky and DeFi: centrality and discretionStablecoins and payment areasCash-settled derivativesCentral bank digital currencies: corner casesNetwork congestionTether: On parBullish calls itBinance stock tokens: name that tuneE-kronaCoinbaseStablecoins: It’s cheaper to pretendCBDCs