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Can You Open Source the Dollar?
OpenUSD aims to open-source stablecoin issuance. Every layer that opens strengthens the one layer that can't: the dollar.
10 hrs ago
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Marieke Flament
and
Nicolas Colin
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1
June 2026
Tether Is Not a Stablecoin Company
It printed its own money to bootstrap a conglomerate at sovereign scale. Now it's investing in the infrastructure of the next economy, with Washington’s…
Jun 28
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Marieke Flament
and
Nicolas Colin
7
1
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Every 1% Loss Is a 1% Loss of Dollar Leverage
Jess Hoversen on what really sustains the dollar, how it became a weapon, and the rivals quietly building around it
Jun 22
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Marieke Flament
,
Nicolas Colin
, and
Jess Hoversen
12
1
1:20:27
Flows, Not Fundamentals
How surplus savings and passive money, and now stablecoins and tokenization, turn the US stock market into a machine that prices shares by flow and…
Jun 14
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Nicolas Colin
and
Marieke Flament
4
3
Whether You Like It or Not, Your Economy Will Adjust to My Industrial Policy
Michael Pettis on China's overinvestment, global trade imbalances, and who pays for the reckoning
Jun 7
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Nicolas Colin
and
Marieke Flament
9
2
1:33:13
The Year Money Moved to Code
Exactly a year ago we launched "Currency of Power"
Jun 3
•
Marieke Flament
and
Nicolas Colin
4
1
May 2026
The Pax Without Peace
How the AI age is replaying history's oldest power game — and why the dollar is still the answer
May 31
•
Marieke Flament
and
Nicolas Colin
6
3
Money Is a System You Can Redesign
Neha Narula on programmable money, quantum risk, and why the dollar is still the game to lose
May 24
•
Marieke Flament
and
Nicolas Colin
7
1:23:52
The Machinery of Finance, Fifty Years at the Frontier
Sir Howard Davies on the 2008 crisis, Brexit, China and why stablecoins matter
May 17
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Marieke Flament
and
Nicolas Colin
4
1
1:38:13
The Yield, the Ban, and the Blueprint
Three jurisdictions, one problem, and a global currency competition playing out in plain sight
May 10
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Marieke Flament
and
Nicolas Colin
8
The Belt and Road Is Electrostate as a Service
China's Belt and Road looks like failed debt diplomacy until you see the electrostate layer being built on top of it
May 3
•
Nicolas Colin
and
Marieke Flament
36
6
April 2026
One Country, Two Currencies
Hong Kong's dollar peg is at once Beijing's greatest financial asset and its biggest obstacle in the race to dethrone the dollar
Apr 26
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Marieke Flament
and
Nicolas Colin
11
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