SoFi's SOFIE, launched Oct 22, pays a variable 4.40% APY, and it can pay because it is, at bottom, a bank deposit.SoFi 10 月 22 日推出的 SOFIE,浮动年化 4.40%。它付得出利息,是因为它本质上是一笔银行存款。

The easy read is a better stablecoin: same dollar, plus yield. Break it down. Each SOFIE stands for $1 held at SoFi Bank. The bank can lend that dollar out and share the spread, which is where the interest comes from. The FDIC insures it up to $250,000 per depositor, and SoFi itself says it 'is not a payment stablecoin.' Payment stablecoins, by rule, may not pay holders any interest; the reserve income goes to the issuer.
So the yield comes from banking, and so does the risk. A deposit sits on the bank's balance sheet with insurance behind it. A stablecoin pays nothing and carries the issuer's and the reserves' risk, uninsured.
Before you take interest on any digital dollar, ask three things: whose books is it on, is it insured, and who pays the interest, from what?
We'd change our view if payment stablecoins were allowed to pay holders directly.
Research, not investment advice.
最省事的看法是:这是更好的稳定币,同样一美元,还多了收益。拆开看:每枚 SOFIE 对应存在 SoFi Bank 的 1 美元。银行可以把这一美元借出去、分出利差,利息就从这里来。FDIC 按每位存款人 25 万美元的上限承保,SoFi 自己也写明它“不是支付型稳定币”。按规定,支付型稳定币不能给持有人付任何利息,储备金的收益归发行方。
所以,收益来自银行业务,风险也一样。存款记在银行的资产负债表上,背后有存款保险;稳定币不付息,承担的是发行方和储备资产的风险,而且没有保险。
在任何“数字美元”上拿利息之前,先问三件事:它记在谁的账上?有没有保险?利息是谁付的、从哪来?
如果监管允许支付型稳定币直接给持有人付息,我们会改变看法。
研究,不构成投资建议。
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