A Very Stable Conference, Season 2.
March 5, 2026 at Terra Gallery, San Francisco. Nikhil returned for the invite-only stablecoin conference’s second season — the one where the room stopped debating theory and compared production notes.
Infinite — the compliance network that makes stablecoins work for global business — was at A Very Stable Conference Season 2 on March 5, 2026 at Terra Gallery in San Francisco: the invite-only conference’s production-era edition, with banks, card networks, and internet infrastructure on stage.
One afternoon, Season 2, production notes
Thursday, March 5, 2026 — an invite-only afternoon of firesides and panels, lunch through an evening reception.
Terra Gallery, San Francisco — stablecoin builders alongside enterprise payments, finance, and treasury leaders.
The organizers’ own premise for Season 2: “What was theoretical is now in production” — card issuing, consumer growth, enterprise treasury.
Nikhil, back for Season 2.
A year after Season 1 framed the enterprise-demand problem, Season 2 was about what shipped — and what still stalls in compliance review.
Nikhil Srinivasan
Founder & CEOBack for Season 2 with a year of production lessons — talking to the builders and enterprise treasury leaders in the room about what separates stablecoin pilots from payment flows that survive compliance review.
What we talked about
From pilots to production
Season 2’s premise matched what we see every week: the enterprise question moved from “should we use stablecoins” to “how do we get a real flow through compliance review.” That second question is the one Infinite answers.
The mainstream took the stage
A Lead Bank fireside, Western Union on the new card-issuing stack, PayPal on consumer stablecoin growth, and Cloudflare’s CEO closing the day — Season 2 was banks, networks, and internet infrastructure talking stablecoins as a production system.
Consumer growth in emerging markets
The consumer stablecoin explosion in Latin America, Southeast Asia, and Africa ran through the afternoon — and every one of those corridors ends at the same gate: counterparty review and compliance that can keep up with the volume.
A Very Stable Conference, answered
Was Infinite at A Very Stable Conference Season 2?
Yes. Founder and CEO Nikhil Srinivasan was at A Very Stable Conference Season 2 on March 5, 2026 at Terra Gallery in San Francisco — the invite-only stablecoin conference’s second edition, back with a year of production lessons since Season 1.
What was A Very Stable Conference Season 2?
The second edition of the invite-only San Francisco stablecoin conference, organized by partners at Refract Ventures and Lightspeed — an afternoon of firesides and panels on stablecoins in production, from on-chain card issuing to enterprise treasury. It is unrelated to Stablecon, despite the similar name.
Who spoke at A Very Stable Conference Season 2?
The agenda included Jacqueline Reses (Lead Bank CEO), Matthew Prince (Cloudflare co-founder and CEO), Nathan McCauley (Anchorage Digital CEO), and speakers from PayPal, Western Union, Visa Ventures, Rain, Bridge, and Tether’s US arm — banks, card networks, and internet infrastructure alongside the stablecoin builders.
Was Infinite at Season 1 too?
Yes. Nikhil was at A Very Stable Conference Season 1 on February 12, 2025 — the edition with Fed Governor Christopher Waller’s keynote on the maturing stablecoin market.
Production is the whole point.
The gap between a stablecoin pilot and a production payment flow is compliance. Book a demo and see how Infinite closes it.