economyTokenized DepositsThu, Aug 27, 2026, 6:39 AMNegative

Dallas Fed Economists Warn Tokenized Deposits Could Raise Borrowing Costs

Dallas Fed economists have raised concerns that the introduction of faster, programmable tokenized deposits could destabilize bank funding. This instability may lead lenders to seek more expensive funding options, potentially increasing borrowing costs by reducing banks' duration capacity by $700 billion if depositors become more sensitive to interest rates.

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