Athens, Greece – October 30, 2025 – DashDevs CEO Igor Tomych will deliver a keynote presentation at the upcoming World Banking Forum (WBF) 2025 in Athens, focusing on the transformative role of stablecoins in reshaping global finance.
His keynote, titled “The Stablecoin Dilemma: Compete, Collaborate, or Be Disintermediated,” will examine how regulated stablecoins are poised to redefine liquidity, cross-border payments, and settlement speed, while shifting the balance of power between banks, fintechs, and emerging protocols.
Key Themes of the Keynote
- Reshaping Liquidity and Payments: How stablecoins will accelerate cross-border transfers and create new efficiencies in settlement.
- The New Monetary Stack: Why banks, fintechs, and protocols are competing for control over flow, margin, and compliance.
- MiCA and Beyond: How evolving regulatory frameworks will drive adoption and require proactive strategies from treasurers, risk officers, and infrastructure leaders.
- Liquidity Union in Action: A DashDevs-led case study showcasing how a custom white-label solution can integrate remittances, multi-currency handling, and cross-border liquidity through flexible core infrastructure—ensuring compliance, scalability, and real-time performance.
“Stablecoins are no longer a theory—they are becoming the foundation for how money flows in the modern economy,” said Igor Tomych, CEO of DashDevs. “At WBF, I will share how collaboration between banks, fintechs, and protocols can unlock efficiency, compliance, and trust—or risk leaving some players behind.”
In addition to his keynote, Igor Tomych will also join a high-profile panel discussion at the World Banking Forum 2025 titled “Deepfakes & Synthetic Everything: Are We Building Systems for Criminals?”
The session will bring together leading voices, including Dimitrios Salampasis from Swinburne University of Technology, Rainer Olt from the Bank of Estonia, and moderator Irma Spudiene, Independent Industry Expert. Panelists will discuss the growing risks of deepfakes, synthetic identity fraud, and generative phishing, exploring what regulators still miss, why banks continue to lose to scams, and how the industry can collaborate to protect consumers in the AI era.
