TradFi is finally catching up to stablecoins, but they're doing it their way.

Andre made a point that stuck with me:
"We built everything open... but we've also built the tools of our own destruction. Traditional corporates can just come in, take our code and run it themselves."

He's right. But here's what TradFi can't replicate: direct access to yield sources.

Because remember, banks will wrap stablecoins in fees, minimums, and custody requirements. They'll take DeFi yields and repackage them at 2% while pocketing the difference.

> $sUSDE straight from Ethena
> $sUSDS from MakerDAO
> $sFRAX from Frax

The irony is that the simplest UX - the one normies actually want - comes from cutting out intermediaries entirely.

Infinex does exactly that: Two clicks. Full yield. No middleman taking your cut.

When your bank offers you 3% on their "digital dollar" while the underlying protocol yields 8%, remember you can skip them entirely.