In a recent interview, the head of the US Treasury Scott Bessent made the headlines with his strong support for digital assets and Stablecoins. Bessent, now CEO of Key Square Group, believes that the stablecoins supported by the United States could create a massive demand of $ 2 billion for US Treasury bills, a decision that could reshape global finance and strengthen the domination of the US dollar.
“We are doing very well on digital assets,” said Bessent. He explained that the current American administration focuses on the creation of clear rules for digital assets and the encouragement of companies to stay and build in the country. This is a great change compared to past policies, which, according to Bessent, has led many cryptographic companies abroad.
Stablecoins could become the best buyers of treasury bills
According to Bessent, providing solid American regulations and anti-flowage standards (AML) to Stablecoins is an absolute priority. He also mentioned market estimates suggesting that stablecoin issuers could soon have about 2 billions of dollars in US treasury vouchers and T -BILLARDs – a huge leap of the current $ 300 billion.
This prediction aligns with a recent comment by Senator Bill Hagerty, who shared a CitiBank report providing that by 2030, stablecoin issuers could become the biggest buyers of American treasury bills, even in front of large foreign countries like China. This point of view is also shared by other senior financial leaders, including the CEO of Blackrock, Larry Fink, who called the tokenization of the future of finance.
A new bill on the United States is on the right track to adopt the Senate, marking a step towards the establishment of formal regulations for the cryptography industry. The legislation, which is part of the law on engineering, would oblige stablecoins to be fully supported by safe liquid assets such as treasury bills and apply strict rules for the fight against money laundering and anti-terrorist financing.
In the event of collapse, stablecoin holders would have priority in the recovery of their funds. Experts claim that the bill provides a structure, transparency and long -term investor protection, positioning stablecoins as credible digital equivalents of national currencies rather than speculative cryptographic assets.
