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You’re not wrong about yields being critical in the current system — but you’re missing where the real tension actually is.
Yields are not the foundation of the system. Liquidity and balance sheet mechanics are.
Banks don’t make money just because of “points”… they make money because deposits are stable (sticky) and allow them to take duration risk and generate margin.
When that changes, everything changes.
As Daniel explained, the real issue isn’t yield itself — it’s what happens when money becomes non-sticky and instantly mobile:
Bank deposits today are predictable → banks can lend long
Stablecoins introduce 24/7 mobility → deposits can leave anytime
That forces banks to stay short-term → they lose profitability and reduce credit creation
That’s the core problem.
Not yield.
Yes, banks fight for basis points. Always have.
But this is bigger than LIBOR → SOFR or Basel III.
This is structural:
👉 Stablecoins don’t destroy deposits
👉 They transform their behavior
And that directly impacts:
Credit creation
Liquidity in the real economy
Risk-taking capacity of banks
Also, important nuance:
If you need yield to drive adoption…
you’re not adopting technology — you’re subsidizing behavior.
Money doesn’t need yield to exist.
It needs utility, speed, and trust.
That’s why:
Payments
Settlement
Tokenization
Collateral mobility
…will drive adoption long-term — not APY.
And on your last point:
Banks aren’t “fighting because they don’t understand”
They’re fighting because this directly hits their net interest margin — the core of their business model.
That’s rational.
So yes — yields matter.
But they’re not the game.
The real game is liquidity structure + balance sheet constraints.
And that’s exactly why this transition is so disruptive.