Well, losing three months of revenue is going to really hurt when the stablecoin inevitably eats shit: hope you're prepared for that. The risk is obviously low

Well, losing three months of revenue is going to really hurt when the stablecoin inevitably eats shit: hope you're prepared for that. The risk is obviously lower because you aren't parking money there. I could certainly see how you might come out ahead in fees for certain international transactions. But your original claim was that the aggregate risk-cost of dealing in stablecoins is lower than real currencies, and that is absolutely preposterous: you aren't accounting for all the risks.