🚨$390B moved Let’s go back to February 2026 for a second. McKinsey, using Artemis data, estimated stablecoin payments at roughly $390B annualized - more than double 2024 levels, with Asia accounting for around 60%. 🗓️ Let’s go back to it, because everyone counted the money moving. Almost nobody counted how much had to sit still behind it. 👀 Imagine a PSP operating five corridors. Each gets funded for its own worst-case day: 🟢 Monday peak in one market 🔵 Friday settlements in another 🟣 Different liquidity windows elsewhere 🟠 Five corridors = five generous buffers But those peaks don’t always overlap🟪. So the PSP may be holding $BTC capital for five worst-case scenarios that rarely happen together. That’s the treasury angle I find more interesting: payment volume shows scale; buffer structure shows capital efficiency. Combine corridor calendars, keep the genuine overlapping peak liquid, and separate the portion that consistently doesn’t move🔻 That’s where short flexible structures - including solutions like Abra Crypto Lending - start making sense. Instead of treating the entire buffer as one static pool, treasury teams can structure the genuinely idle portion separately. https://www.abra.com/#abra-solutions?utm_source=coinmarketcap&utm_medium=vlad_cl&utm_campaign=post We measure every dollar that moves. Maybe it’s time to measure the ones that don’t. 🎯 #BTC Price Analysis# #Bitcoin Price Prediction: What is Bitcoins next move?#