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Prices rise. Your money should keep up. USDi is a CPI-linked digital currency designed to protect purchasing power.

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USDi@TheRealUSDi·
Ladies and Gents, just looking at Coinbase, which is a fine place and exchange. yield there is 2.77% APY USDi is effectively returning 5.65% for the month of April and it will be higher in May. don't miss out usdicoin.com is the place to get it
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Inflation is nothing new, in fact it is as old as money, at the very least. And nothing has changed with respect to how to truly address it. take a look at this pamphlet from the early 1940's, whose message is as true today as it was then! inflationguy.blog
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USDi@TheRealUSDi·
Here at @TheRealUSDi , we have already created this coin and it has been operational for a year. come visit us and mint the future at usdicoin.com
Rex Salisbury@rexsalisbury

Stablecoins are not stable. we need something better. Robert Shiller has the answer, invented by the chilean gov't in the 1960s. First, Why? Stables reference the dollar. but inflation erodes value of the dollar. There is a solution. Instead of a "Unit of Account" for a currency we need a "Unit of Price". It exists. Robert Shiller calls it his favorite underrated financial innovation. 60 years later, crypto independently rediscovered the need for this product — and getting it half right w/ stables. Right b/c the US dollar is relatively stable. Wrong b/c we need "relatively" as a qualifier. The historical context of the first "Unit of Price". In 1960s, Chile was drowning in inflation. Nobody would sign a long-term contract. Mortgages were impossible. Landlords wouldn't commit to rent for more than a month. On Jan 20, 1967, the government created something radical: the Unidad de Fomento (UF) — a non-circulating unit of account. The UF didn't reference a currency, it referenced the price level. the UF was the world's first "Unit of Price". The UF exists today and is pervasive in chili. The UF solved the cold start problem by referencing it in their own development loans -> then requiring adoption by banks. The biggest switch came from the 1981 AFP pension privatization — which created mandatory institutional demand for UF-denominated assets at scale. Once a critical mass of contracts referenced the UF, more contract types followed suit. The UF exchange rate against the peso is constantly adjusted for inflation so that its purchasing power remains nearly constant on a daily basis. it is NOT a currency (it's not in circulation). You can't spend it. It's a purely abstract unit of account — goods quoted in UFs can only be purchased with pesos. The UF has now replaced currency for most long-term contracts in Chile, and for purchases and sales of large items. - Pension payments - alimony, and child support payments are - offices for sale are often quoted in UFs Shiller's a bit frustrated. The UF was adopted 58 years go. It has been copied in Colombia, Ecuador, Mexico, and Uruguay. He tried to design a "Unit of Price" for the US...but it never took off! Ironically, the US's relatively low inflation environment historically means we are more exposed than some high inflation countries. We've never had to invent something that was inflation proof, so we didn't. Instead we choose to trust the dollars value wouldn't get inflated away. Without the pain of extreme inflationary periods, there was no way to build a political coalition to solve a problem we hadn't truly experienced (yes, we've had bouts of inflation, but ppl still had mortgages and long term leases). Now fast-forward to 2025. The stablecoin market is $250B+ and growing. But 99% of that market is pegged to the dollar. USDC. USDT. DAI. They're stable-ish — but silently depreciate with the inflation. A handful of projects are explicitly reinventing the UF on-chain. - Flatcoin designs like Nuon Frax Price Index (FPI) already use Truflation US CPI indices as an underlying source of truth, effectively upgrading "official" inflation to a censorship-resistant oracle — once the decentralized oracles exist, you can finally peg money to purchasing power, not politics (presuming oracles don't get compromised in their own politics or the governments gathering the data don't screw with it or stop *ahem* china or in the US cuts to various federal statistical agencies and economic data collection by POTUS) - Reflexer's RAI tried a different path (since wound down): a non-pegged stablecoin whose exchange rate is determined by supply and demand while the protocol tries to stabilize its price by constantly devaluing or revaluing it Reflexer — essentially a crypto-native unit of account (hard in practice!). But here's what most flatcoin builders are missing, and what Shiller understood deeply: the killer app isn't the token itself. *It's the contracts denominated in it.* Chile's UF worked because it became the standard unit for writing obligations — mortgages, rents, pensions. The token is just a vessel. The durable innovation is the unit of account layer that sits above it, embedded in legal and commercial agreements. So the success of Flatcoins is not their supply (which is likely to be eclipsed by stables), but the extent to which they are referenced. Similar to a LIBOR or SOFR used to credit contracts. That's what took the UF ~20 years to achieve (again big tipping point in 1981 w/ the pension adoption requirement) — but no flatcoin project has cracked yet (and certainly no flatcoin has gotten a government mandate!). The meta-point: Most of crypto's monetary experiments are rediscovering problems that economists solved decades ago — inflation indexation, seigniorage, reserve requirements — but with programmable, permissionless rails and without central banks as the single point of failure. And some of crypto's biggest "innovations" reflect not fundamental "invention" so much as outflanking an sclerotic regulatory state that should be doing these things independently. h/t @RobertJShiller:

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USDi@TheRealUSDi·
Don't miss @inflation_guy's latest podcast. While he discusses AI and potential outcomes, do not miss the end where he explains just how high non-seasonally adjusted CPI is going to be in the months ahead, something you can capture by buying USDi at usdicoin.com podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cen…
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USDi@TheRealUSDi·
Here are the Inflation Guy's thoughts on the just released CPI data for February. but he buried the lede with respect to USDi. As USDi tracks non-seasonally adjusted CPI, let me quote from the piece, "Here’s another important implication: given what has happened in March, the February numbers aren’t going to mean much for policy, so people will move on quickly from this especially as they were close to expectations. But, the NSA increase this month was +0.47%, so that is what matters for USDi. In March, USDi will increase 0.37% (4.5% annualized). In April, it will increase +0.47% (5.8% annualized). And here’s the thing: right now the inflation swaps market is pricing March CPI at +0.91% NSA…if that happens, then the May USDi increase will be at an 11% annualized rate…" Read it all here, but remember, you can massively outperform Treasuries for the next several months by buying USDi. Don't miss out!! inflationguy.blog/2026/03/11/inf…
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USDi@TheRealUSDi·
USDi tracks CPI mechanically and perfectly, last at 2.4% Core PCE is the Fed's metric, last at 2.9% Truflation is whatever they say it is, last at 0.92% Only one is available to manage your personal inflation exposure. go to usdicoin.com USDi: The dollar that doesn’t fall behind.
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USDi@TheRealUSDi·
“Excited to share that we have joined the @Circle Alliance Program, a global community of teams focused on bringing the world on-chain, powered by USDC!” Post 2: “As members, we look forward to collaborating with innovative protocols and institutions to build with USDC and enable an on-chain economy. To learn more about the Alliance Program, visit: circle.com/en/alliance-pr…
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USDi@TheRealUSDi·
It's funny, lately Truflatoin claims inflation is just 0.68%. 🤷‍♂️ I don't know about you, but that is certainly not my experience. However, if that's what you believe, USDi is outperforming dramatically right now. Remember, Keep the value you earn. Let USDi handle the inflation math. Learn more at usdicoin.com
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USDi@TheRealUSDi·
@inflation_guy has weighed in with his views on President Trump's Fed Chair selection. #respond" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">inflationguy.blog/2026/02/02/my-… Will he tame inflation? that remains to be seen. But while you are waiting, you should own USDi to protect yourself. Learn more at usdicoin.com
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USDi@TheRealUSDi·
This is where a company with both @fx_poet and @inflation_guy comes out on the dollar, and by extension inflation. to protect yourself going forward think USDi. learn more at usdicoin.com #respond" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">inflationguy.blog/2026/01/28/the…
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USDi@TheRealUSDi·
Consumer Confidence falls back to 2014 levels with a key component being affordability. How can you combat the ravages of inflation? USDi, the only inflation-linked cryptocurrency. USDi: Stop losing ground. Start keeping pace. learn more at usdicoin.com
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Austin Campbell@austincampbell·
One of the biggest problems we are having in America right now is that the far left and far right both believe they have something to gain from maximizing conflict and making things worse. The 80% in the middle are against this. We are approaching a point where we are going to have to refuse to elect any politician who has held office previously to purge the entire system and replace them with, well, normal people.
AG@AGHamilton29

Things are going to get much worse if local authorities don’t step in and start discouraging this stuff. I’ve seen at least a dozen examples like this. You don’t have to support ICE’s enforcement strategy to recognize that this organized and well-funded activist effort is making things much more dangerous.

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USDi@TheRealUSDi·
As so much continues to happen in the world, market volatility, geopolitical volatility, ongoing kinetic warfare, it is comforting to own something that is stable in the truest sense of the word: USDi - the only true inflation tracking cryptocurrency Finally—money that moves with the world, not against it. learn more at usdicoin.com
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USDi@TheRealUSDi·
@austincampbell so true. i was told by someone early in my exposure to fintech that there is a lot of tech and not very much fin at all
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Austin Campbell@austincampbell·
One of the things you learn in crypto is that most people using stablecoins don't understand how the financial system works, but this may be because most people not using stablecoins also don't understand how the financial system works.
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