Needless to say, this is absolute lunacy and yet this is the kind of world we now live in thanks to so much money sloshing around, banks can't find any use for it and have parked half a trillion at the Fed where it is earning exactly nothing.
Providing a fitting conclusion to this story, Rabobank's Michael Every writes that considering that in 2019, banana(s) taped to a wall sold for $120,000 (one was eaten: the others rotted, as bananas do.) "does something non-existent selling for $18,000 vs. something of minimal value selling for $120,000 represent inflation or deflation?"