🧠 Banks Double Liquidity Using Stablecoins - Without Your Knowledge

In July, a law allowed banks to issue stablecoins legally. When a customer deposits $100,000, they receive a stablecoin, but the bank retains the cash liquidity and invests it in U.S. Treasury bonds, achieving a return of approximately 3%.

Then the process begins:

- Banks use these bonds in repurchase agreements to obtain new liquidity for reinvestment.

- This liquidity is used to purchase more Treasury bonds, effectively doubling the return.

- At the same time, stablecoin holders can buy tokenized Treasury bonds (like USYC or BUIDL) and receive a direct yield.

- Platforms like Binance allow borrowing against tokenized debts, reinvesting, and doubling returns.

From a single deposit, the system generates four layers of yield - all backed by government debt, flowing through cryptocurrency channels.

From a single deposit, the system generates four layers of yield - all backed by government debt, flowing through cryptocurrency channels. ---

🔁 This is hidden quantitative easing

While individual investors wait for the Federal Reserve to inject liquidity, banks are already doing so - silently - by doubling stablecoins. This is the true liquidity loop, and it is what ignites the next bull wave.

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