STABLECOINS
Part 1 🧵
Part 1 🧵
STABLECOINS
Here’s an informative article, for those who don’t understand why Trump is pushing STABLECOINS.
STABLECOINS are ALREADY revolutionizing the world’s financial system.
The centralized banking system, is being FORCED to transform before our eyes.
COMPETITION is the driving force behind the transformation of the financial system, which is taking the power away from the banks and handing it back to the people.
How?
“Recent analysis suggests that many Americans still have no idea what stablecoins are. But now that Congress has passed the bipartisan GENIUS Act — the first federal framework for stablecoins — rapid adoption is likely. Understanding how these digital dollars work will be not just helpful but necessary.”
“Put simply, a stablecoin is a digital version of the dollar (or euro or yen) in your wallet. Easy, right? But because stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency, built on advanced blockchain technology, some people still find them opaque.”
“A major difference between stablecoins and tokens is stability. Unlike digital assets such as Bitcoin or Ethereum, which can swing in price based on supply and demand, stablecoins are pegged one-to-one to real-world currency. That means one digital dollar is always worth one actual dollar (or a dollar equivalent, such as a Treasury).”
As I’ve been telling people for years, bitcoin was NEVER going to replace the dollar. It’s too volatile and doesn’t protect the SOVEREIGNTY of any country. Trump is protecting the SOVEREIGNTY of the United States and the “dollar.”
Trump is also getting ready to bring the world back to a gold standard and replace the “fiat” dollar.
It’s coming.
“Stability” of STABLECOINS, is what makes them such a transformative “competitor” for the ENTIRE banking system.
“This stability is, ironically, what makes stablecoins so potentially disruptive. Because they behave like traditional money but can be moved on a more flexible digital infrastructure that is faster, cheaper and always accessible, stablecoins offer an upgrade to how we send, store and use dollars. That’s exactly why some banks and policymakers are uneasy: Stablecoins don’t just fit into the existing financial system, they challenge parts of it.”
Did you catch the advantages that STABLECOINS have over the current banking system?
STABLECOINS transfer money “faster, cheaper and are ALWAYS accessible.”
Not only are the “fees” much cheaper, transactions are faster and the banks can’t “limit” your access, to your own money.
You have access to ALL of your money 24/7 and every day of the year.
The banks no longer control “your money.”
Power back to the people.
“Stablecoins represent more than convenience — they shift leverage away from financial intermediaries and back toward the individual. Today, most of us park cash in traditional accounts that earn near-zero interest, while banks reinvest those deposits into Treasurys or credit products and capture the yield. In a high-rate environment, that’s a meaningful spread — and a missed opportunity.
With stablecoins, individuals can hold digitized dollars directly, without intermediation. And through emerging platforms, they can access blockchain-based money markets that offer yield in real time — no account minimums, no lockups, no waiting.”
Instead of the banks holding your “deposits” and collecting interest for profit, while offering you almost nothing; you get to collect interest yourself through money market accounts.
You get to profit.
“Stablecoins also move at the speed of the internet. That speed and the programmability of stablecoins unlock entirely new financial behaviors. For example, a paycheck can earn yield before it’s spent. A debit card can draw from tokenized Treasury bills. A cross-border transfer can settle instantly, for pennies.”
Can you see the big picture?
Earning yield from your own paycheck.
Peer to peer transactions, even across borders.
Freedom.
How are banks being FORCED to use STABLECOINS?


How do us that are much older and not used to computers and new technology understand it all. I've tried to get a wallet a few years back but was to scared because they wanted my ID and everything on the Internet. Just a little confused but I know it's the future 🙏
What happens if/when the internet is down?