In a rather bold move that could be seen as either visionary or slightly mad (but hey, who’s judging?), Bessent pointed out that past administrations had, in their infinite wisdom, almost “destroyed” the digital asset industry. You know, just a little harmless regulatory chaos that drove companies offshore. No big deal. 🙄
“Digital asset companies deserve regulatory clarity—and that’s exactly what we are working toward,” Bessent confidently declared, as if the previous confusion was merely a speed bump on the road to success. His pièce de résistance? The stablecoin bill, which is supposedly the administration’s big first step in bringing digital assets into the shiny, regulated world of high standards. The stablecoins, those lovely little bits of digital currency, will now enjoy the full weight of U.S. regulatory and Anti-Money Laundering (AML) standards. Thrilling, right?
Now, here’s the kicker: according to Bessent, stablecoins could generate a mind-boggling $2 trillion in demand for U.S. Treasuries in the near future. That’s a jump from the current, rather humble, $300 billion. Just a small leap of $1.7 trillion. The Trump administration is all in on this, seeing it as a golden opportunity to both turbocharge the digital asset ecosystem and, for good measure, boost demand for U.S. debt instruments. Because why not, right? 💰💸
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