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THE FED JUST CALLED STABLECOINS A “MULTI-TRILLION DOLLAR” FORCE Fed Governor Stephen Miran, speaking today at the BCVC Founder Summit, said stablecoins are now a real part of global finance -- not a sideshow. Key points from his keynote: 💵 Stablecoins are becoming a major way for people outside...

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Goldman Sachs CEO and former U.S. Treasury Secretary: Stablecoins will be “enormous” “You can use stablecoins to very effectively — particularly in small transactions; big transactions you use FedWire — to go from US dollar stablecoins to euros or yen or other things. I think it is enormous, and I think the stablecoin legislation is a big step in the right direction,” says former U.S. Secretary Treasury Steven Mnuchin. Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon agrees: “Higher speed, less friction.” Both also agree that stablecoins are not a threat to the U.S. dollar, and will in fact strengthen it. Mnuchin explains: “If you have stablecoins that are backed by U.S. Treasuries, I don’t think the U.S. needs to issue its own stablecoin. I think you’re going to see enormous use cases for these.” “And enormous demand for the dollar over time,” Solomon adds. “To me, [stablecoins] strengthen the moat around the dollar and the dollar’s position as the global reserve currency.” Roughly 52% of all stablecoins live on Ethereum (~$163 billion). If you exclude Tron, Ethereum’s stablecoin dominance jumps to 71%. Source: Goldman Sachs (Mar 2026)

Etherealize

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$315 BILLION in stablecoins are now backed by US Treasuries. And I don't understand why no one's questioning this. Goldman's David Solomon and former Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin just did a victory lap on stablecoins. Their pitch: Stablecoins strengthen the dollar, create demand for Treasuries, make it easier for people outside the United States to hold dollars. Sounds great. Until you look at what's actually happening underneath... The GENIUS Act passed in July 2025. First federal stablecoin framework in US history. Stablecoin market cap has grown 50% year over year. Tether alone holds $141 billion in US Treasuries, making it one of the largest holders of American government debt on the planet. Washington's pitch is simple: every time someone in Argentina, Turkey, or Nigeria buys USDT, they're buying Treasuries by proxy. Dollar dominance strengthened. Problem solved. And here's the part they REALLY love... The US ran an $1.8 trillion deficit in fiscal 2025. CBO projects $1.9 trillion this year. National debt just crossed $39 trillion. Interest payments alone now exceed $1 trillion annually. Meanwhile, the biggest foreign buyers of Treasuries (China, Japan, Canada) have been pulling back for years. ARK Invest found that the share of Treasuries held by the largest foreign creditors dropped from 23% to just over 6% in the past 13 years. The Fed is STILL running down its balance sheet. So who's going to buy all this debt? Washington's answer: stablecoin issuers. Treasury Secretary Bessent said it himself: "A thriving stablecoin ecosystem will drive demand from the private sector for US Treasuries and help rein in the national debt." Think about what that actually means. The government is counting on a $315 billion crypto product (run largely by a company in El Salvador that just got its first real audit last week) to help finance a $1.9 TRILLION annual deficit. Stablecoin issuers currently hold less than 2% of outstanding Treasury bills. Even if the market hits $2 trillion by 2028 like Standard Chartered projects, that's still just a rounding error against $39 trillion in total debt. This is literally a NARRATIVE designed to make the debt problem sound manageable. But the Federal Reserve published a study showing that for every $1 that moves from bank deposits into stablecoins, bank lending contracts by roughly 50 cents. Stablecoin issuers can't make loans. The GENIUS Act prohibits it. They can ONLY hold Treasuries, reverse repos, and cash equivalents. So when deposits leave banks and flow into stablecoins, that money stops funding mortgages, small business loans, and commercial credit. It starts funding government debt instead. The US Treasury itself estimated stablecoins could drain up to $6.6 TRILLION from the banking system. That's not "strengthening the dollar." That's redirecting the lifeblood of the real economy into government IOUs while starving Main Street of credit. And then there's the run risk nobody wants to discuss. Fed Governor Michael Barr said it yesterday: Stablecoin issuers have every incentive to chase higher returns on their reserves. But unlike banks, they CANNOT access the Fed's discount window. If a stablecoin run happens, issuers dump Treasuries into the market all at once. Stablecoin inflows push Treasury yields down 2-2.5 basis points. Outflows spike yields UP 6-8 basis points. Easy in. Ugly out. Meanwhile, Tether is the 800-pound gorilla. $185 billion in circulation. 550 million users. And until last week, it had never had a Big Four audit. It just hired KPMG after 12 years of operating with nothing but quarterly attestations. This is the entity Wall Street is celebrating as the future of dollar dominance. A company headquartered in El Salvador that fought transparency in court twice and LOST both times. Here's what Solomon and Mnuchin are actually telling you if you listen carefully: Stablecoins create captive demand for short-term US government debt. Foreign governments don't want to hold Treasuries anymore. So Washington's solution is to get 550 million retail users in emerging markets to hold them instead through a digital wrapper called a "stablecoin." The holders get zero interest. The GENIUS Act explicitly prohibits it. The issuers pocket the Treasury returns. Tether made $10 billion in profit last year. And the real economy loses credit while the government gets cheaper funding. This is a classic Wall Street pitch to sell financial innovation as progress: "This strengthens the system. This is good for everyone." Then the leverage builds, the risks concentrate, and the people who sold you on it are nowhere to be found when it unwinds. Stablecoins are NOT saving the dollar. They're a $315 billion shadow money market fund with no Fed backstop, no deposit insurance, and run dynamics that could destabilize the very Treasury market they're supposed to support. If you want to hold dollars, hold dollars. If you want to own the asset that central banks are actually buying instead of Treasuries, you already know what that is... 🥇
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$315 BILLION in stablecoins are now backed by US Treasuries. And I don't understand why no one's questioning this. Goldman's David Solomon and former Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin just did a victory lap on stablecoins. Their pitch: Stablecoins strengthen the dollar, create demand for Treasuries, make it easier for people outside the United States to hold dollars. Sounds great. Until you look at what's actually happening underneath... The GENIUS Act passed in July 2025. First federal stablecoin framework in US history. Stablecoin market cap has grown 50% year over year. Tether alone holds $141 billion in US Treasuries, making it one of the largest holders of American government debt on the planet. Washington's pitch is simple: every time someone in Argentina, Turkey, or Nigeria buys USDT, they're buying Treasuries by proxy. Dollar dominance strengthened. Problem solved. And here's the part they REALLY love... The US ran an $1.8 trillion deficit in fiscal 2025. CBO projects $1.9 trillion this year. National debt just crossed $39 trillion. Interest payments alone now exceed $1 trillion annually. Meanwhile, the biggest foreign buyers of Treasuries (China, Japan, Canada) have been pulling back for years. ARK Invest found that the share of Treasuries held by the largest foreign creditors dropped from 23% to just over 6% in the past 13 years. The Fed is STILL running down its balance sheet. So who's going to buy all this debt? Washington's answer: stablecoin issuers. Treasury Secretary Bessent said it himself: "A thriving stablecoin ecosystem will drive demand from the private sector for US Treasuries and help rein in the national debt." Think about what that actually means. The government is counting on a $315 billion crypto product (run largely by a company in El Salvador that just got its first real audit last week) to help finance a $1.9 TRILLION annual deficit. Stablecoin issuers currently hold less than 2% of outstanding Treasury bills. Even if the market hits $2 trillion by 2028 like Standard Chartered projects, that's still just a rounding error against $39 trillion in total debt. This is literally a NARRATIVE designed to make the debt problem sound manageable. But the Federal Reserve published a study showing that for every $1 that moves from bank deposits into stablecoins, bank lending contracts by roughly 50 cents. Stablecoin issuers can't make loans. The GENIUS Act prohibits it. They can ONLY hold Treasuries, reverse repos, and cash equivalents. So when deposits leave banks and flow into stablecoins, that money stops funding mortgages, small business loans, and commercial credit. It starts funding government debt instead. The US Treasury itself estimated stablecoins could drain up to $6.6 TRILLION from the banking system. That's not "strengthening the dollar." That's redirecting the lifeblood of the real economy into government IOUs while starving Main Street of credit. And then there's the run risk nobody wants to discuss. Fed Governor Michael Barr said it yesterday: Stablecoin issuers have every incentive to chase higher returns on their reserves. But unlike banks, they CANNOT access the Fed's discount window. If a stablecoin run happens, issuers dump Treasuries into the market all at once. Stablecoin inflows push Treasury yields down 2-2.5 basis points. Outflows spike yields UP 6-8 basis points. Easy in. Ugly out. Meanwhile, Tether is the 800-pound gorilla. $185 billion in circulation. 550 million users. And until last week, it had never had a Big Four audit. It just hired KPMG after 12 years of operating with nothing but quarterly attestations. This is the entity Wall Street is celebrating as the future of dollar dominance. A company headquartered in El Salvador that fought transparency in court twice and LOST both times. Here's what Solomon and Mnuchin are actually telling you if you listen carefully: Stablecoins create captive demand for short-term US government debt. Foreign governments don't want to hold Treasuries anymore. So Washington's solution is to get 550 million retail users in emerging markets to hold them instead through a digital wrapper called a "stablecoin." The holders get zero interest. The GENIUS Act explicitly prohibits it. The issuers pocket the Treasury returns. Tether made $10 billion in profit last year. And the real economy loses credit while the government gets cheaper funding. This is a classic Wall Street pitch to sell financial innovation as progress: "This strengthens the system. This is good for everyone." Then the leverage builds, the risks concentrate, and the people who sold you on it are nowhere to be found when it unwinds. Stablecoins are NOT saving the dollar. 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🚨 The GENIUS Act Is MUCH Bigger Than Crypto… Follow the Dollar 🇺🇸 Everyone is talking about the GENIUS Act like it's just about stablecoins. I think they're missing the bigger story. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent just connected stablecoin regulation with something MUCH larger: “Cement the role of the U.S. dollar as the world's reserve currency.” Why would the Treasury Secretary connect stablecoins to global dollar dominance? 👀 Now start connecting the pieces: 🇺🇸 GENIUS Act 💵 Regulated stablecoins 🏦 Credit unions & community financial institutions 🤝 CUSOs ⚡ FedNow ⛓️ Blockchain infrastructure 🌎 U.S. dollar reserve-currency dominance And then ask the question nobody seems to be asking: What if blockchain isn't replacing the dollar… What if it's how America plans to keep the dollar #1? This is where the conversation around Metallicus, XPR Network and regulated financial institutions gets VERY interesting. This video explores the facts, the infrastructure already being built, and my “what if?” theory about where these pieces could eventually lead. Know What You Hold!!! 🧠 #GENIUSAct #Stablecoins #USD #CreditUnions #Metallicus #XPRNetwork #FedNow #Blockchain #Crypto #DigitalDollar

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What is the Trillion-dollar Stablecoin opportunity - and how is PlasmaFDN building to support it. Paul says it’s simple: stablecoins are taking meaningful share of global commerce. Payment volume, transaction flow, real-world utility. That’s the unlock. We're sitting at ~$250B in outstanding stablecoins today. But the trajectory is clear - and will be here fast. Paul is confident we'll cross $1T next year. Plasma is built specifically for that scale: a chain optimized from the ground up to serve stablecoin adoption and utility, not generalized smart contracts. When the future is this obvious, it pays to build like it’s already here. Podcast out this week!

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Arthur Hayes: Is The US Promoting Stablecoins Only to Resolve Its Debt? During an interview with Kyle Chasse, Arthur Hayes, co-founder of BitMEX, pointed out that in many parts of the world such as Latin America and developing Asia, people have a strong demand for US dollars due to high inflation of their local currencies and deposit rates lower than nominal GDP. However, they can hardly access US dollars because local regulations restrict foreign banks from providing US dollar-denominated banking services, which makes stablecoins like Tether highly popular. He believes this situation is expected to unlock trillions of US dollars in capital from the Global South, with the potential market size of stablecoins possibly reaching $34 trillion. He also mentioned that Besson and Trump's promotion of stablecoins has geopolitical significance; essentially, it is to let the private sector promote stablecoins globally, ultimately facilitating the purchase of Treasury bills. The core goal is to attract price-insensitive buyers to buy Treasury bills rather than focusing on innovation, and this move is in line with the interests of U.S. monetary policy. Source:

Wu Blockchain

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Oh boy… 👀 Treasury Secretary: “We’re going to put a lot of thought into the stablecoin regime, and as President Trump has directed, we’re going to keep the U.S. dollar the dominant currency in the world, and we will use stablecoins to do that.” What are Stablecoins? — These are cryptocurrencies designed to have a steady value (e.g., $1 per coin), often pegged to the U.S. dollar. In essence, He’s signaling a strategic approach to regulate stablecoins—possibly encouraging their use under U.S. oversight—so they support the dollar rather than compete with it (e.g., preventing a rival like a Chinese digital yuan from taking over). 🔴 Why this is a big deal? The U.S. dollar’s current status gives us huge advantages—cheap loans, sanctioning power, and global influence. Stablecoins moved $10 trillion in 2024. 🤯 With China pushing its own digital currency, Trump is basically fighting it back to make sure the dollar remains king and it will, for decades. All the while, blockchain technology get’s more and more implemented into the financial system. Don’t confuse blockchain with Crypto. If you know what you’re doing and what to invest in… if this goes through, you can make a lot of money.
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Oh boy… 👀 Treasury Secretary: “We’re going to put a lot of thought into the stablecoin regime, and as President Trump has directed, we’re going to keep the U.S. dollar the dominant currency in the world, and we will use stablecoins to do that.” What are Stablecoins? — These are cryptocurrencies designed to have a steady value (e.g., $1 per coin), often pegged to the U.S. dollar. In essence, He’s signaling a strategic approach to regulate stablecoins—possibly encouraging their use under U.S. oversight—so they support the dollar rather than compete with it (e.g., preventing a rival like a Chinese digital yuan from taking over). 🔴 Why this is a big deal? The U.S. dollar’s current status gives us huge advantages—cheap loans, sanctioning power, and global influence. Stablecoins moved $10 trillion in 2024. 🤯 With China pushing its own digital currency, Trump is basically fighting it back to make sure the dollar remains king and it will, for decades. All the while, blockchain technology get’s more and more implemented into the financial system. Don’t confuse blockchain with Crypto. If you know what you’re doing and what to invest in… if this goes through, you can make a lot of money.

MJTruthUltra

583,237 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

85% OF ALL STABLECOINS ARE ALREADY DOLLAR-BACKED. 🇪🇺 Last week I posted that Europe is losing the blockchain revolution. On Friday, the ECB confirmed it to EU finance ministers. Per Reuters: ECB warned that euro stablecoins would weaken bank lending and break interest rate control. ECB's own model: every 10% increase in stablecoin market cap reduces bank lending by 0.2%. Europe is fighting a war it already lost.
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85% OF ALL STABLECOINS ARE ALREADY DOLLAR-BACKED. 🇪🇺 Last week I posted that Europe is losing the blockchain revolution. On Friday, the ECB confirmed it to EU finance ministers. Per Reuters: ECB warned that euro stablecoins would weaken bank lending and break interest rate control. ECB's own model: every 10% increase in stablecoin market cap reduces bank lending by 0.2%. Europe is fighting a war it already lost.

Merlijn The Trader

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Mario Nawfal

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Lyn Alden: stablecoins are going from $300B to potentially multiple trillions - and the US barely has to do anything. "The US doesn't really have to do much. They just have to not stop it." Africa has 40 currencies. Latin America has 30. Every border is a friction. Stablecoins dissolve that friction for anyone not on a sanctions list. But there's a hidden cost... Stablecoin holders get zero yield while Tether pockets all the interest. "You're basically holding dollars without yield" while the supply grows 7% a year. (It's not a free lunch) FT Lyn Alden GoldRepublic.

Milk Road

85,358 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

The Economist says the stablecoin market is "fizzling." We asked Bridge co-founder Zach Abrams his response: "Our business grew 4x last year. Our business continues to grow enormously. We grew 20% over the last month alone. So, we certainly don't see stablecoins slowing down." "Stablecoin transaction volume is growing enormously. We see that the number of folks building with stablecoins is growing enormously." "We have folks from a bunch of banks who are leaning into stablecoins. Pretty much every fintech that you could think of that is meaningful is doing something with stablecoins (and probably doing it with us)." "Yesterday we announced with Meta that we're paying out folks in stablecoins." "So I do think that the hyperbole around stablecoins is dying down a little bit. And that creates the opportunity for some of this FUD." "For a long time people were pointing at every problem and being like, 'Crypto solves this.' And now they're no longer pointing at every problem and saying, 'Crypto solves this.' But very quietly, under the hood, it is solving a number of problems."
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The Economist says the stablecoin market is "fizzling." We asked Bridge co-founder Zach Abrams his response: "Our business grew 4x last year. Our business continues to grow enormously. We grew 20% over the last month alone. So, we certainly don't see stablecoins slowing down." "Stablecoin transaction volume is growing enormously. We see that the number of folks building with stablecoins is growing enormously." "We have folks from a bunch of banks who are leaning into stablecoins. Pretty much every fintech that you could think of that is meaningful is doing something with stablecoins (and probably doing it with us)." "Yesterday we announced with Meta that we're paying out folks in stablecoins." "So I do think that the hyperbole around stablecoins is dying down a little bit. And that creates the opportunity for some of this FUD." "For a long time people were pointing at every problem and being like, 'Crypto solves this.' And now they're no longer pointing at every problem and saying, 'Crypto solves this.' But very quietly, under the hood, it is solving a number of problems."

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🚨 JPMORGAN JUST ADMITTED CRYPTO IS BECOMING THE CORE OF THE FINANCIAL SYSTEM. The bank says stablecoins, tokenization, and programmable money are now moving directly into mainstream finance and could completely transform payments and markets. And this comes right as the CLARITY Act enters its final negotiation phase in Washington. If passed, the bill could finally give crypto clear federal rules for exchanges, tokens, stablecoins, and digital asset markets. Wall Street is no longer asking whether crypto becomes part of finance. They are preparing for the regulatory framework that brings it fully into the system.

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In 60 Days EVERYTHING changes for the U.S. Dollar & it's going to be wild In 60 days everything changes for the U.S. dollar — and no one’s talking about it. While the media obsesses over distractions, a massive financial shift is happening right under our noses. China just dumped U.S. Treasuries to the lowest level since 2008. President Trump is pressuring Fed Chair Jerome Powell to resign. Congress just banned CBDCs. And now? The U.S. dollar is officially going on the blockchain. This is Trump’s boldest move yet to save the dollar and secure its place as the global reserve currency — by embracing a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin. In this video, we break down: 🔹 Why China is dumping U.S. debt 🔹 How Trump plans to kill the Fed’s power 🔹 What banning central bank digital currencies means 🔹 The U.S. dollar’s blockchain future — and stablecoins 🔹 The massive wealth transfer already underway 📺 Redacted
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In 60 Days EVERYTHING changes for the U.S. Dollar & it's going to be wild In 60 days everything changes for the U.S. dollar — and no one’s talking about it. While the media obsesses over distractions, a massive financial shift is happening right under our noses. China just dumped U.S. Treasuries to the lowest level since 2008. President Trump is pressuring Fed Chair Jerome Powell to resign. Congress just banned CBDCs. And now? The U.S. dollar is officially going on the blockchain. This is Trump’s boldest move yet to save the dollar and secure its place as the global reserve currency — by embracing a U.S. dollar-backed stablecoin. In this video, we break down: 🔹 Why China is dumping U.S. debt 🔹 How Trump plans to kill the Fed’s power 🔹 What banning central bank digital currencies means 🔹 The U.S. dollar’s blockchain future — and stablecoins 🔹 The massive wealth transfer already underway 📺 Redacted

Paul White Gold Eagle

126,558 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

‼️HOW RLUSD/XRP CAN HELP THE FEDERAL RESERVE WITH ISSUING THE DIGITAL DOLLAR‼️ Pay attention.🙇‍♂️ In the documentation below, you can see that it is possible for the United States CBDC to be ISSUED WITH STABLECOINS.😮‍💨 Though this idea has been speculated plenty on the exact arrangement or plans to launch a CBDC, this is the first clear documentation that has confirmed that private sector stablecoins can assist or possibly take the place of a digital currency overseen by the Federal Reserve.✅ Why would this arrangement make sense for the Federal Government? In the same document, it is explained further how the U.S. Dollar currently has dominance in the digital financial world as 85% of the U.S.-based stablecoins in circulation are concentrated in a handful of companies. Therefore, instead of creating an entirely new digital dollar system to monitor, with an official privately issued U.S. stablecoin, the Federal Government would only have to supervise the activities of a handful of regulated companies.👍 To further illustrate the role that RLUSD and XRP can have with issuing the U.S. Digital Dollar, here are two videos from the Federal Reserve’s own David Andalfatto. In those two videos, David confirms that the settlement of a digital dollar could be outsourced to a company like Ripple, which would use the XRPL for settlement. He also explains how Ripple can “complement the U.S. payments system.”🔒 With its own stablecoin (RLUSD), a scalable public blockchain (XRPL), relationships within the Federal Government, and access to global liquidity, Ripple is positioned for a major role in the development of the Digital Dollar for the U.S.💯 See for yourself.👇
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‼️HOW RLUSD/XRP CAN HELP THE FEDERAL RESERVE WITH ISSUING THE DIGITAL DOLLAR‼️ Pay attention.🙇‍♂️ In the documentation below, you can see that it is possible for the United States CBDC to be ISSUED WITH STABLECOINS.😮‍💨 Though this idea has been speculated plenty on the exact arrangement or plans to launch a CBDC, this is the first clear documentation that has confirmed that private sector stablecoins can assist or possibly take the place of a digital currency overseen by the Federal Reserve.✅ Why would this arrangement make sense for the Federal Government? In the same document, it is explained further how the U.S. Dollar currently has dominance in the digital financial world as 85% of the U.S.-based stablecoins in circulation are concentrated in a handful of companies. Therefore, instead of creating an entirely new digital dollar system to monitor, with an official privately issued U.S. stablecoin, the Federal Government would only have to supervise the activities of a handful of regulated companies.👍 To further illustrate the role that RLUSD and XRP can have with issuing the U.S. Digital Dollar, here are two videos from the Federal Reserve’s own David Andalfatto. In those two videos, David confirms that the settlement of a digital dollar could be outsourced to a company like Ripple, which would use the XRPL for settlement. He also explains how Ripple can “complement the U.S. payments system.”🔒 With its own stablecoin (RLUSD), a scalable public blockchain (XRPL), relationships within the Federal Government, and access to global liquidity, Ripple is positioned for a major role in the development of the Digital Dollar for the U.S.💯 See for yourself.👇

SMQKE

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Stablecoins may be about far more than preserving dollar dominance, warns Catherine Austin Fitts (The Solari Report | Catherine Austin Fitts). She tells Michelle Makori that if people around the world are pushed out of local currencies and into U.S. stablecoins financing the Treasury market, it could shift sovereignty itself. “If you … get everybody to move off of their local currency and into stablecoins, financing the U.S. Treasury market, you implode all their local economies and banking systems. They all become a form of citizen of the dollar syndicate. You shift their sovereignty from one country to another. You are tendering for 8 billion people in the open market,” says Fitts. Watch the full interview on The Real Story with Michelle Makori:
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Stablecoins may be about far more than preserving dollar dominance, warns Catherine Austin Fitts (The Solari Report | Catherine Austin Fitts). She tells Michelle Makori that if people around the world are pushed out of local currencies and into U.S. stablecoins financing the Treasury market, it could shift sovereignty itself. “If you … get everybody to move off of their local currency and into stablecoins, financing the U.S. Treasury market, you implode all their local economies and banking systems. They all become a form of citizen of the dollar syndicate. You shift their sovereignty from one country to another. You are tendering for 8 billion people in the open market,” says Fitts. Watch the full interview on The Real Story with Michelle Makori:

Miles Franklin Precious Metals

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Did you hear what David Sacks said? He says with every digital dollar in a crypto wallet, there will be a traditional dollar in a U.S. bank account, creating trillions of dollars in demand for U.S. treasuries. OVERNIGHT This in a nutshell translates to A TON of people buying U.S. Treasuries. This matters because it could make the U.S. dollar even stronger and keep it the world’s top currency, while also making digital money safer and more legit. It’s like tying crypto to something solid, which could also help keep interest rates low.
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Did you hear what David Sacks said? He says with every digital dollar in a crypto wallet, there will be a traditional dollar in a U.S. bank account, creating trillions of dollars in demand for U.S. treasuries. OVERNIGHT This in a nutshell translates to A TON of people buying U.S. Treasuries. This matters because it could make the U.S. dollar even stronger and keep it the world’s top currency, while also making digital money safer and more legit. It’s like tying crypto to something solid, which could also help keep interest rates low.

MJTruthUltra

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🚨 Tom Lee: "Wall Street is about to build their entire infrastructure on the blockchain and the blockchain they’ve chosen is Ethereum" Here's why: - Ethereum has been 100% reliable since day one, zero downtime since inception - Layer 2s on Ethereum are scaling and catching the attention of finance + tech at the same time - Stablecoins = the “ChatGPT moment”, the vast majority are minted on Ethereum - The GENIUS Act has greenlit the stablecoin boom - Banks are now building stablecoin products directly on Ethereum - Stablecoin market could explode to $4 TRILLION - Wall Street is capitalizing tokenizing the entire world, and that’s a huge opportunity for Ethereum This isn’t a side bet This is Ethereum becoming the backbone of global finance $ETH is inevitable 🔥
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🚨 Tom Lee: "Wall Street is about to build their entire infrastructure on the blockchain and the blockchain they’ve chosen is Ethereum" Here's why: - Ethereum has been 100% reliable since day one, zero downtime since inception - Layer 2s on Ethereum are scaling and catching the attention of finance + tech at the same time - Stablecoins = the “ChatGPT moment”, the vast majority are minted on Ethereum - The GENIUS Act has greenlit the stablecoin boom - Banks are now building stablecoin products directly on Ethereum - Stablecoin market could explode to $4 TRILLION - Wall Street is capitalizing tokenizing the entire world, and that’s a huge opportunity for Ethereum This isn’t a side bet This is Ethereum becoming the backbone of global finance $ETH is inevitable 🔥

Crypto-Gucci.eth ᵍᵐ🦇🔊

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