The Stablecoin Cohort is a virtual, three-month learning journey designed to help credit union leaders understand what stablecoins are, how they function, and why they matter for the future of payments. The purpose of this cohort is to build a mutual, informed perspective. It’s not about creating a road map, it’s not even about implementing — yet.
The goal of this engagement is simple: To reduce confusion and replace speculation with substance.
We’re running two of these Stablecoin Cohorts later this fall — The program is delivered in partnership with the Filene Research Institute, reflecting our shared commitment to equipping credit union leaders with credible, practical insight on emerging financial technologies.
The cohort will address questions such as:
- What are stablecoins, and how do they differ from other digital assets?
- How could stablecoins affect payments and settlement?
- What does this mean for deposit flows and fee income?
- How are regulators and large institutions approaching this space?
Participants will leave with a clearer understanding of the landscape and a more confident ability to engage in board and executive discussions about digital dollars.
Ultimately, the Stablecoin Cohort aims to provide structure and substance without any pressure to act prematurely. It equips leaders with context so that when decisions do arise, they are made from a place of understanding rather than reaction.
Interested in joining an upcoming Stablecoin Cohort?
Fill out the form to receive cohort details and registration information.