Monetary McFly 🪰

Who are the Big Banks really lending to 🤔 Since SVB failed in March of 2023, the 25 Largest Domestic Banks have created $759B of new Loans and Leases 🟢- an 11% increase from $6.97T Of these Loans, $628B were “Other Loans and Leases” made to Nondepository Financial Institutions 🔴- a 97% increase from $645B Adding Loans made for Securities Financing, and accounting for 2025 reclassifications, the total increase in Other Loans and Leases was $776B 🔵 - a 60% increase from $1.29T Since SVB failed, Large Banks have reduced their overall credit exposure to consumers by $17B in favor of more exposure to NDFIs and Securities financing - going from 18.5% of all loans in March of 2023 to 26.7% currently

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JUST IN: 🇯🇵 Japan officially recognizes foreign-issued crypto stablecoins as legal electronic payment methods starting June 1.

This is not authorized by law and it is not consistent with past practice. Nowhere is the Fed Board authorized to name Powell the chair pro tempore and the Fed has never named an outgoing chair as pro tem chair.

Assets of the Fed 2006 - 2010 🩶Central Bank Liquidity Swaps ♥️Term Auction Credit 🧡Loans (Primary and Secondary credit) 🩷Overnight Repo 💜Primary Dealer and Broker Credit 💙Federal Agency Debt (Fannie & Freddie) 💛Mortgage Backed Securities 💚Treasury Securities

@xximpod Dubai put graded diamonds on chain Argentina put energy futures on chain All assets on chain can become collateral for borrowing cash, or collateral to create Stablecoins - which can be sanctioned, restricted, or taxed very efficiently

@Monetaryguy589 Why ?

When the oil goes on chain, everything changes.

@DerivativesDon Trial balloon will have $100T on chain shortly 👇

@Monetaryguy589 Trial balloon for private assets Start with 1 degree of freedom (tokenization of an extremely fungible piece of collateral).

Its probably worth mentioning when Blackrock is tokenizing Treasuries in order to create on chain collateral for private stablecoin issuers

@Emilylgoodin What a stupid post 🤷‍♂️

Eric Trump and Lara Trump boarded a staff bus instead of Marine One. Eric took a pic of his dad boarding Marine One

SOMA Week in Review🚨 Despite recent announcements about curbing Reserve Management Purchases (RMPs), the Fed added another $15.2B of Treasury Bills to its blance sheet this week🟣

Who are the Big Banks really lending to 🤔 Since SVB failed in March of 2023, the 25 Largest Domestic Banks have created $759B of new Loans and Leases 🟢- an 11% increase from $6.97T Of these Loans, $628B were “Other Loans and Leases” made to Nondepository Financial Institutions 🔴- a 97% increase from $645B Adding Loans made for Securities Financing, and accounting for 2025 reclassifications, the total increase in Other Loans and Leases was $776B 🔵 - a 60% increase from $1.29T Since SVB failed, Large Banks have reduced their overall credit exposure to consumers by $17B in favor of more exposure to NDFIs and Securities financing - going from 18.5% of all loans in March of 2023 to 26.7% currently

In the 4Q of 2025, the Rest of the World increased their holdings of Treasury Bills by $32B to a new record of $1.45T

RLUSD just got a lot more useful. Now you can trade any USD pair straight from your RLUSD balance on The New Money App. No conversion. No extra steps.

Pleased to receive Russia’s Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. Thanked him for an update on the progress on various facets of our Special & Privileged Strategic Partnership. We also exchanged views on various regional and global issues, including situation in Ukraine and West Asia. Reiterated our consistent support for efforts aimed at peaceful resolution of conflicts. @mfa_russia

Guys I don’t think they’re playing 4d chess at this point

@FinanceLancelot @JBerti_3 Weekly changes in SOMA highlight another $15B of Bill purchases 🟣 this week

The Federal Reserve's T-Bill purchases jumped to $453 billion this week. It's now 1 month after the April 15th liquidity event Jerome Powell was "concerned" about, yet he's still printing and injecting liquidity despite the stock market going vertical. May 15th is Jerome Powell's last day, we'll see if Kevin Warsh stops this madness.