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Bloomberg reports the Trump administration is considering wider global use of US dollar stablecoins, potentially through public-private partnerships involving Treasury and State departments. Plans, partners and timing remain undecided. Major dollar-backed stablecoins typically hold cash and short-term Treasuries, so broader adoption could raise demand for dollar assets and expand the dollar's role in onchain payments and savings. Their impact on dollar and Treasury demand remains a key focus.
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Tree News: FEDERAL RESERVE: Federal Reserve Board requests public comment on two proposals related to establishing a regulatory framework for Board-supervised payment stablecoin issuers under the GENIUS Act
Tree News: Federal Reserve: The Federal Reserve Board is seeking public comment on two proposals aimed at establishing a regulatory framework under the GENIUS Act for payment stablecoin issuers supervised by the Federal Reserve
The policy question is larger than crypto adoption. If public-private support for dollar stablecoins develops, the real test will be whether onchain convenience translates into durable demand for dollar savings and short-term Treasuries. That link is plausible, but plans, partners and timing are still undecided.
#USStablecoinsGoGlobal
Game Theory continues as the Trump administration is considering a government-backed push to expand dollar-denominated stablecoins overseas, including possible joint ventures with private firms, to defend the dollar’s reserve status and increase demand for U.S. Treasuries.
End of the petrodollar, dawn of StableCoin.
US Weighs Overseas Push for Dollar Stablecoins to Boost Treasury Demand
Bloomberg reported that the US government is considering promoting the overseas use of dollar-denominated stablecoins to reinforce the dollar’s status as the world’s reserve currency and boost demand for US Treasuries. People familiar with the matter said the government is considering supporting stablecoin-related projects through joint ventures with private-sector firms, with the US Treasury Department, State Department and US International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) potentially involved.
