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Bank of America CEO: Stablecoin trading volume is mainly concentrated in transactions between cryptocurrencies

the CEO of Bank of America: willing to launch our own stablecoin with partners, and the trading volume of stablecoin is mainly focused on transactions between cryptocurrencies.

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