Tokenised T-bills, tokenised deposits, network coin and wrapped BTC go in. Deben comes out — a stable unit that exists because reserves exist, not because a bridge is open.
Collateral, debt and liquidation price are fields on one agreement with two signatories. No other node receives it. There is no shared book for a bot to index, no queue to watch, no list of who is close to the edge.
Your balance sheet stops being public infrastructure.
Every asset is underwritten on its own terms — its own haircut, its own threshold, its own oracle. The debt they produce is identical.
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Move the dials. Collateral, debt and the price at which the position settles are the only variables that matter.
The borrower pre-authorises the outcome when the position opens. When the mark crosses the threshold, the keeper exercises a choice that already exists. No auction to win, no block to buy, no discount to bid away.
A settlement layer that has to import a foreign stablecoin to have a unit of account has outsourced its monetary base. Every trade, every quote, every loan sits on someone else's balance sheet and someone else's bridge.
Deben is issued locally against reserves that already live here — sovereign paper, bank deposits, bearer collateral. It exists because the collateral exists.
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What underwriters ask before they commit collateral.
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Underwriting is a relationship before it is a contract. Bring the code you were given and the thicket opens.
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