Executives from Binance, Revolut and Circle took the stage at Consensus Miami on Wednesday with a unified message: crypto has crossed from speculative fringe into foundational financial infrastructure. Binance CMO Rachel Conlan put it plainly — "We were in the Prohibition era. Now we are in the infrastructure phase" — and said crypto is "on route to becoming the fabric of everyday society."
Revolut's global investments head Mazen ElJundi pointed to the platform's 75 million customers across 40-plus countries as evidence of the shift, noting that crypto's story has moved toward "real-life utility and scaling," with stablecoins and remittances now embedded in everyday banking. Circle SVP Tim Queenan echoed the sentiment: "The infrastructure should be boring. What you build on top of it is what's interesting" — a signal that stablecoin rails are quietly becoming invisible plumbing for…
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