It most certainly is not the same. Take WaMu, for example. I think it was the largest bank failure in the history of the United States and it was largely due to

It most certainly is not the same. Take WaMu, for example. I think it was the largest bank failure in the history of the United States and it was largely due to a bank run. Do you know how much money depositors lost? $0.00 And I don’t mean only up to the FDIC insured amount. Even those with WaMu deposits well in excess of FDIC coverage didn’t lose a penny. And it wasn’t thanks to the complex system of placing overnight deposits at various institutions for pass-through coverage in excess of the FDIC amount. Because do you know how much money the FDIC insurance fund lost paying out claims to WaMu depositors? $0.00 Do you know who did lose a lot of money? WaMu investors and shareholders. That is not even remotely close to how a stablecoin or crypto “bank run” would play out. Our banking system has built-in safety nets that work. Crypto safety nets don’t even exist.