According to a recent LinkedIn post from Fireblocks, the company recently hosted a “Stablecoins at Scale” roundtable during Policy Week Australia, bringing together senior banking executives. The post highlights discussions led by Fireblocks’ strategy and sales leadership around stablecoins, tokenisation, and digital asset infrastructure for banks.
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The post suggests participants see an urgent window for banks to build custody and trading infrastructure now, rather than relying on connectivity after market standards are set. It also notes an apparent shift from pilot projects to production-grade digital-asset offerings across global systemically important banks, digital banks, and retail and commercial institutions.
As shared in the post, stablecoins are portrayed as a key entry point, with figures cited of $400 billion in quarterly on-chain cross-border payments and 50% year-over-year growth in assets under custody. The discussion points to regulatory clarity as a potential unlock for institutions seeking to acquire clients and defend existing revenue as financial activity migrates on-chain.
The post further emphasizes interoperability as an unresolved challenge, warning that tokenised deposits could recreate “walled gardens” if standards are fragmented. For investors, the focus on a projected $5.5 trillion tokenised asset market by 2030 underscores the strategic importance of infrastructure choices being made today and suggests Fireblocks is positioning itself as a key technology provider to banks navigating this transition.