Stablecoin transaction volumes have already surpassed Visa and Mastercard combined, yet most people still can't buy a coffee with one. SAP just launched a module that lets any corporate pay invoices with stablecoins as easily as a bank transfer — and a consortium of ten European banks is racing to issue a euro-denominated stablecoin before year's end.

WHAT THIS PANEL COVERS

• Why stablecoins are the "HTML moment" of Web3 — the inflection point that makes blockchain practical for everyone
• How SAP's Digital Currency Hub integrates stablecoin payments directly into enterprise ERP systems
• Why European banks are forming consortia to issue regulated euro stablecoins under MiCA
• How Liechtenstein's Blockchain Act created civil-law settlement finality for token transactions years ahead of the EU
• Why AI agents may soon drive 90% of stablecoin transaction volume, executing trades and payments on behalf of humans

PANELISTS

• Magnus Jones — Nordic Blockchain Association (Moderator)
• Brett Reeves — Head of European Sales & Go Network, BitGo
• Graham Cooke — CEO & Founder, Brava Finance
• Dr. Clara Guerra — Director, Office for Digital Innovation, Government of Liechtenstein
• Stefan Arnold — Lead Architect, Digital Currency Hub, SAP
• Jan-Oliver Sell — CEO, Qivalis

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