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@WonSooDude @CarsonTalkMoney do you think that clarity act damages banks like jpm ?
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@CarsonTalkMoney Feels like Sofi could go higher percentage wise but I think JP Morgan goes back to 340 although dimon on said he wouldn’t buy it
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@bigge033 @scottmelker do you think other companies have your best interest ?
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@bearmoon28 @scottmelker Point being banks play like they have our best interest but we all know that’s totall bullshit.
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@bigge033 @scottmelker its 3.5-4.5%. plus if it takes yields from us treasury bills, you can not withdraw any day you want

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@bearmoon28 @scottmelker High yields from leverage trading can drop, sure. But 4-5% yields are coming from U.S. Treasury bills, not from lending to traders. Those yields are pretty stable and they’re still much better than the 0% your bank pays you. That’s why people are moving money anyway.
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@live_0n_crypt0 what makes this one different ? as far as I understood this coins are lended to others to invest so they provide high yield. but if people buy too many coins the offer increases and they will decreases the yields. so the same shit
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@bearmoon28 Agree but that was a totally different stablecoin model.
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@bigge033 @scottmelker reduce the yields so the yields wont be that high. traditional banks lend money to farmers , business, young couples and they wont pay 12% on a loan , so you as investor to get 5-6-7% yield
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@bigge033 @scottmelker High yields come from stablecoins cuz you lend your money to other to invest long/short with leverage. and the yield depend on how good they perform. but if it happens that there is a deposit flight from banks to stablecoins. the offer of money supply increases and they will
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(1) The Banks Aren't Protecting You From Stablecoins. They're Protecting Themselves. defidefenders.substack.com/p/the-banks-ar…
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@bigge033 @scottmelker how does treasury products works ? what requirements it has ? how does it generate revenue , to give back 5%?
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@DigitaldViant @CryptoWendyO how does Coin generate that much revenue to give you 5%? Also chase seems not to have 0.01% savings


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I still can’t over how utterly disgusting Dimon is.
The disregard for retail and the egregious power needs to stop
Crypto and Bitcoin fixes this
Wendy O@CryptoWendyO
Banks will do everything but pay interest to the people they borrow from. Protect Brian Armstrong at all costs.
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@DividendRob what if during the transaction the value of btc drops 3%? And you need to cash out ? What you do ? You lose money ? Also there is always someone in the middle. If there isnt then take your usb wallet and send the btc by yourself to the other side of the world
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@CarloDAngelo you said that banks play by a 1933 rule book. Arent the rules placed by FED or GOV ? Why dont this rules apply to COIN ? Also why do I have to own a stablecoin to get good yields, why do they not pay directly this yield to dollar ?
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The Banks Aren't Protecting You From Stablecoins. They're Protecting Themselves.
The Stablecoin Strategist — by Carlo D’Angelo
Carlo⚖️@CarloDAngelo
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@Jamie022623111 @Diditaihuttu why should we buy a stablecoin to get yields ? why dont they pay directly the yields to the dollar ?
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@Diditaihuttu I don't see the benefit of stablecoins, they are backed by treasuries that can be seized/blocked at anytime.
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