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Tether's two most recent attestations put the excess reserves behind USDT at $8.23 billion on 31 March and $4.11 billion on 30 June — a quarter in which the company reports a $1.5 billion operating profit and does not say where the difference went. The GENIUS Act reaches full force in January 2027 requiring dollar-for-dollar assets, monthly certified disclosure and no yield to holders; it requires no cushion at all. What actually stands behind a redemption at scale now runs through the same Treasury bills the Federal Reserve's September decision is about to reprice.
Between 22 and 30 July 2026 the companies carrying the AI buildout reported record revenues and, in the same documents, surrendered any claim to be funding it themselves: Alphabet raised $49.6 billion of equity and $20.3 billion of notes in a single quarter, Meta's free cash flow narrowed to $784 million, Amazon's trailing free cash flow swung to a $7.6 billion outflow, and Oracle closed its fiscal year $23.7 billion cash-negative against a $638 billion backlog. The constraint on the AI race has moved from chips to balance sheets and transmission lines — and the largest US power market has now failed twice running to buy enough firm capacity at any price.
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