According to PANews, Cody Carbone, the new CEO of the Digital Chamber, a cryptocurrency advocacy group, has raised concerns about the declining number of community banks in the United States. The number of these banks has dropped from around 10,000 in the mid-1990s to 4,046 today. Carbone highlighted on social media that these banks missed opportunities to create competitive advantages by not adopting innovative technologies such as real-time payment systems, crypto asset custody, and stablecoin channels, leading to their vulnerability to mergers and acquisitions. The Digital Chamber, a leading blockchain industry association in the U
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