Duration Gap
A duration gap describes a mismatch between how quickly stablecoin holders may redeem and how quickly reserve assets mature or can be sold.
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These ideas describe how reserve assets, maturity timing, and rate changes can matter for stablecoin operations.
Reserve and interest-rate terms that affect cash-like token systems.
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A duration gap describes a mismatch between how quickly stablecoin holders may redeem and how quickly reserve assets mature or can be sold.
A Treasury bill ladder spreads reserve maturities across dates so cash becomes available at regular intervals.
A reserve transparency report summarizes information about assets, liabilities, or controls behind a stablecoin or similar cash-like product.
Rate pass-through describes whether changes in interest earned on reserves are reflected in product economics, fees, or user-facing yield.