{"id": "074d938f7e4d861d0e1a59db8754652de06e680ca5d0c54c7685d690dc129474", "pubkey": "06b7819d7f1c7f5472118266ed7bca8785dceae09e36ea3a4af665c6d1d8327c", "created_at": 1752862082, "kind": 1, "tags": [["q", "c6228aa84459185443b9d61c226b2c37ddeeb4e9e33c1b60fdbb28fa4c3c65e5"], ["p", "e1ca15f1149ef0cec45d565222c2111b85327ede53357a5c4e7c3e17105aa0fa"], ["p", "e1ca15f1149ef0cec45d565222c2111b85327ede53357a5c4e7c3e17105aa0fa"]], "content": "A swap line between two central banks is pretty much the same as a Lightning channel between two nodes. \n\nSo the new financial infrastructure is this.\n\nBitcoin is the reserve asset backed by central banks\nLightning is the swap lines between central banks.\nCashu is the IOUs issued by the commercial banks.\n\nIt doesn\u2019t take a genius to see that this financial structure will take over, and Bitcoin will be the store of value, medium of exchange, and unit of account. \n\nRight now, the aim of stablecoins is to preserve liquidity in relation to the unit of account, USD, but that will eventually go away. But it will be a bumpy ride for USD fiat holders and even more bumpy for non-USD fiat holders\n\nnostr:note1cc3g42zytyv9gsae6cwzy6evxlw7ad8fuv7pkc8ahv505npuvhjshmtkc8", "sig": "46350e13f8190f7d20f3c5cc5b35cbf2d850d026de0f0ad931894c383dc1ba983adb8b7db924e9d32347942a1e13027ea496788b40934202f88c98f30456341c"}