❯❯ Florida just passed the first stablecoin law in the US_
▦ 37 senators > Zero opposition.
▦ SB 314 writes the rulebook for every fiat-backed stablecoin in the state.
But it doesn't apply to $ZSD.
Here's why that matters 👇

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SB 314 requires issuers to:
- Hold 1:1 fiat reserves.
- Run full KYC/AML compliance.
- Operate under state regulators.
Above $10B = federal oversight.
Built for the likes of $USDT, $USDC, $RLUSD.
(The custodial, permissioned ones).
> ZSD is none of those things.

$ZSD is crypto-backed with 400%+ collateralization from the Djed reserve.
- No fiat.
- No custodian.
- No bank account regulators can touch.
The peg held through a 95% $ZEPH crash.
Not because a regulator said it should.
> Because the math said it would.