Executive Summary
A7A5 cratered 819,779 bps and clawed back within 172 bps of peg in 13 hours, $476.82M in play; USDT now pays 10.68% as $334.88M walked out the door in a day.
A7A5 posted the kind of number that usually breaks a chart: an 819,779 bps deviation at its peak, then a full crawl back to within 172 bps of peg inside 13 hours. At $476.82M in market cap, that is a genuine slice of value that vanished and reappeared the same day. The signal has since cleared. The steadier oddity is yield. USDT's best APY printed 10.68% against a 4.58% seven-day average, even as $334.88M drained in a single day; USDC offered 10.93% and USD1 a theatrical 15.06% versus its 1.62% norm. Each carries an opportunity-evidence-missing flag, the analytics equivalent of a coupon nobody can locate. PSI held at 92.8, a 46th straight BEDROCK day. The chronic wreckage sits unchanged: pmUSD narrowed to 5,270 bps below peg yet remains a $0.473 relic 98 days in, while USDA holds an ALERT at score 38 and satUSD's DEX liquidity score sank to 20 from 34. Next trigger: if USDT's best APY slides back toward 5.5%, roughly 1.2x its seven-day average, the yield spike is cooling rather than flagging stress on the largest float.