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What U.S. Bank, BNY, and Nvidia understand about the future of money

  • Last week’s moves by U.S. Bank, BNY, and NVIDIA hint at finance reorganizing around infrastructure built to scale and survive regulatory pressure.
  • The moves are not just product launches but positional plays: it’s about control over the evolving architecture of the financial system.
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What U.S. Bank, BNY, and Nvidia understand about the future of money

    The infrastructure race no one’s talking about


    Every era of finance has its kingmakers, besides the big ol’ guys. In the 2000s, it was payment processors. In the 2010s, it was fintech front ends. And now, in 2025, the battle lines are being drawn around the deep infrastructure of money: where it sits, how it moves, and what intelligence governs it.

    This week, three very different players, U.S. Bank, BNY, and Nvidia, made moves that, on the surface, belong to different worlds: stablecoins, tokenized deposits, and AI. But taken together, they tell a tale of finance reorganizing around infrastructure that can scale and survive regulatory and market pressure. Institutions that understand this are positioning themselves early.

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