It is yours. Again, you can't back with "deposits". If you have deposits, the depositors have a claim that encumbers the assets; you can't then "back" something with encumbered assets. You can only back a currency with unencumbered assets. And if you have unencumbered assets, why would you use them to back a currency?
Re:Tether Withdrawals Top $10B
by sudosysgen on Friday May 27, 2022 @01:19PM
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Sure, I understand what you mean. It is still beneficial to the holder of deposits on which a small but nonzero yield is being received.
And if people redeem from you, just add a clause where if the liquidity pool is gone you have to wait X days before getting it redeemed.