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Why major banks are coming for Tether’s business "There's a ton of money to be made in stablecoins, especially when rates are relatively high. Tether is probably, per employee, one of the highest grossing companies on the planet." "They make billions and billions and billions of dollars simply by gathering stablecoins, gathering dollars, minting stablecoins, then holding those dollars in treasuries that are liquid and earning the interest. It's a massive, massive business, and none of these financial institutions want to see that going to a crypto incumbent."

Why major banks are coming for Tether’s business "There's a ton of money to be made in stablecoins, especially when rates are relatively high. Tether is probably, per employee, one of the highest grossing companies on the planet." "They make billions and billions and billions of dollars simply by gathering stablecoins, gathering dollars, minting stablecoins, then holding those dollars in treasuries that are liquid and earning the interest. It's a massive, massive business, and none of these financial institutions want to see that going to a crypto incumbent."

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The Fed doesn't create most of the money. Banks do. "When a bank approves a mortgage, it generally does not take money from one customer's account and hand it to another. It creates a loan on one side of its balance sheet and a matching deposit in the borrower's account. New deposit money has entered the economy." "As the principal is repaid, that money is destroyed." "Banks cannot do this without limits. They need capital, funding, and creditworthy borrowers. They face regulation, and central banks influence credit conditions. But the important point remains. Most money is born when someone goes into debt." "Central banks create a different form of money. During quantitative easing, the Federal Reserve buys bonds and pays by creating bank reserves. When it buys from a non-bank investor, the transaction can also create a commercial bank deposit." "Those reserves are not stacks of currency that banks mechanically lend to households ten times over. Banks do not lend reserves to consumers. Their lending depends on capital, funding, borrower demand, risk, and profitability."

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Had my mind blown today by how simple it was to buy Tokenized Gold. I was listening to Balaji talk about Gold today on a podcast with Luke Gromen I asked ChatGPT “what’s the best way to buy Gold that’s digital and almost like owning the real thing?” It responded with “tokenized gold: Each token represents ownership of real, physical gold This is not a gold stock, not an ETF, and not a synthetic bet—it’s closer to digital warehouse receipts for gold.” It then said the best option was Tether Gold (XAUT). I remembered recently the World team saying that you could buy real assets like Gold on World App. I wondered if you could buy XAUT? I opened the app and one of the first ten assets was XAUT. Swap USDC for Tether Gold in under 10 seconds and that’s it. The experience was magical. We are so close the Balaji vision of interoperable money and assets. When everything is a token, value will be the only thing that matters again. Tokens are just 24/7 global markets for trust. People will be able to move in and out of whatever assets they trust instantly. Trust will become the most important thing that compounds. What’s even cooler, is that you can then send Gold to anyone, instantly in World Chat 💬 Any asset, anywhere, to anyone, in any any chat. Check out the screen recordings to see how fast and easy it was

Had my mind blown today by how simple it was to buy Tokenized Gold. I was listening to Balaji talk about Gold today on a podcast with Luke Gromen I asked ChatGPT “what’s the best way to buy Gold that’s digital and almost like owning the real thing?” It responded with “tokenized gold: Each token represents ownership of real, physical gold This is not a gold stock, not an ETF, and not a synthetic bet—it’s closer to digital warehouse receipts for gold.” It then said the best option was Tether Gold (XAUT). I remembered recently the World team saying that you could buy real assets like Gold on World App. I wondered if you could buy XAUT? I opened the app and one of the first ten assets was XAUT. Swap USDC for Tether Gold in under 10 seconds and that’s it. The experience was magical. We are so close the Balaji vision of interoperable money and assets. When everything is a token, value will be the only thing that matters again. Tokens are just 24/7 global markets for trust. People will be able to move in and out of whatever assets they trust instantly. Trust will become the most important thing that compounds. What’s even cooler, is that you can then send Gold to anyone, instantly in World Chat 💬 Any asset, anywhere, to anyone, in any any chat. Check out the screen recordings to see how fast and easy it was

Shane Mac

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