Australian Banks Pause Development of Ethereum-Based Stablecoin

06/20 03:15

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National Australia Bank (NAB) has announced the cessation of development of its Ethereum-based stablecoin, despite announcing plans to launch the stablecoin just a year ago. According to reports, the development team behind the project is now involved in the development of Ubiquity stablecoin.

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