"A digitalized world is likely to require automated payments. The agreed-upon money flows as soon as sensors "spot" the goods from China at the port." Bond tokens, such as those issued by the development bank KfW via the blockchain, could be paid within the network chain in seconds.
Existing cryptocurrencies appear to be predestined for such use cases as data sets. In fact, the market value of all cryptocurrencies has grown to four trillion dollars, which is eleven times that of the DAX-listed company SAP. Bitcoin alone has a market capitalization of just over two trillion dollars. This cryptocurrency fluctuates greatly in value. Bitcoin is therefore not very suitable as a means of storage and payment.
Stablecoins, whose private providers promise to firmly peg the value of this cryptocurrency to an established currency, are ideal for this. Almost all of them, like Tether, are collateralized with dollars. The first stablecoin from Germany, now issued by Allunity, is a ray of hope that shows that innovation and regulation are not mutually exclusive. And no private individual has to wait for the ECB's digital euro." [1]
1. Stabile Kryptos. Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung; Frankfurt. 02 Aug 2025: 25. Von Hanno Mußler
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