SWIFT, described as the network that moves the world's money, spent nine months building a blockchain positioned as its answer to stablecoins. The most important design decision was what to exclude: no stablecoins and no public tokens. Instead, the blockchain runs on bank deposits, which the article describes as bank deposits 'wearing a new coat.'
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