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Under your definition they can just hold the bonds to maturity to be solvent.

• itsoktocry 4y ago
  But you can't "just hold to maturity"; you are obligated to pay back deposits on demand.
  • carnitine 4y ago
    Obviously not in reality, but their (wrong) definition refers to ‘time to do so’.
    • kryogen1c 4y ago
      >> time to do so, thats the definition of being illiquid, not insolvent. i said time is about liquidity, not solvency. i never said gaining money in the future makes you solvent in the past.