NEW: The Trump administration is considering a plan to promote dollar-backed stablecoins overseas through joint ventures with private companies, aiming to cement dollar dominance and drive demand for U.S. Treasuries, per Bloomberg.

Sep 24, 2026 · 11:01 AM UTC

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Wait, are people just now figuring this out?
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And yet we all know that everything Trump touches turns to shit. However they orchestrate this hocus pocus, you can bet $billions end up lining his pockets. The Grifter in Chief just disclosed more trades than ALL MEMBERS OF CONGRESS COMBINED.
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Replying to @CoinDesk
Save the dollar by balancing the budget rather than fraudulent spending
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Can you imagine having that much drive every day in his 80’s?
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Global payments could see much more stablecoin activity ahead
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@grok which stable coin is more likely to be adopted by the Trump Administration and please tell me why this particular count should lead the over seas initiative. Thank you.
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The US faces a $35T+ debt crisis with slowing foreign Treasury buyers. My theory suggests a workaround: The GENIUS Act (2025) mandates stablecoins like USDT hold T-bills, funnelling global crypto use into US debt. The Strategic Bitcoin Reserve (2025) holds seized BTC to offset deficits. October’s spot ETFs for BTC, SOL, XRP enable big buys as markets drop (BTC -2%, alts -7%), hinting at dip-buying. Cycle: Stablecoins buy Treasuries, earn interest, convert to crypto, and gains fund debt, hedging inflation. This echoes Salomon Brothers' 1980s/90s aggressive Treasury buying, pioneering MBS and cornering auctions via fraudulent bids to control supply and prices, now pivoting to crypto for sustained funding. #Crypto #USDebt
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Exporting dollar stablecoins may raise Treasury demand only if foreign usage grows. Will the initiative report circulating supply by region, transaction purpose, redemption flows and issuer concentration?
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Replying to @CoinDesk
Here’s something interesting to think about… The stablecoin market is around $300B today. At $1T it’s roughly 3× bigger, $3T is 10×, $5T is 16×, $10T is 33×, $20T is 66×, and at $40T it would be roughly the size of the entire U.S. national debt. Stablecoins won’t magically pay off the debt, but global demand for digital dollars could create trillions in new demand for U.S. Treasuries. Maybe this isn’t just about crypto. Maybe it’s about exporting the dollar to the entire world. 🇺🇸
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Replying to @CoinDesk
joint ventures could turn overseas stablecoin distribution into recurring treasury demand
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finally moving from fighting the inevitable to using it for the treasury balance sheet
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If these ventures push dollar stablecoins into markets with weak local currencies, the reserve buying is the real point, Treasury demand becomes a byproduct of adoption abroad not domestic policy
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they finally see stablecoins as the treasury demand machine
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Sounds bold but surprisingly brilliant move
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Dollar rails

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Dollar dominance narrative getting stronger again
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Using stablecoins to find new Treasury buyers is a clever idea on a day like today. How big would that market have to get to actually matter?
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Big if true. Pushing stablecoins to drive Treasury demand makes a lot of sense strategically.
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Dominance, true dominance, secures the dollar
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Dollar demand abroad already runs through USDT on TRON and BSC. Joint ventures matter less than who controls the rails people are already using.
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using stablecoins to prop up treasury demand is a wild flex on "decentralized" money
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This is not going to work to save dollar from losing reserve status. There is still a need for bridge asset. Stable coins are making the money digital and programmable, which is amazing but not a replacement for bridge asset.
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This looks good, I think. As markets mature and some of these projects hit new heights, we are in a consolidation period led by big banks and institutions.
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Replying to @CoinDesk
Stablecoin adoption abroad means Treasury demand without Treasury salesmen, which is the most efficient debt placement mechanism ever designed.
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This is bigger than crypto adoption. Stablecoins are turning into a potential tool for extending dollar infrastructure into markets where traditional banking rails are slower or harder to access.
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Gold call option demand hitting a six month high is a notable positioning signal. @DigiMaaya is watching whether dealer hedging amplifies the move or if fading momentum brings a pullback
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Ôi Fed tính nước đi đẹp nhỉ
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👀🔥🐦‍🔥
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Ripple and XRP sitting at number 3 and previous number two behind BTC in market cap is AMERICAS cryptocurrency. They undoubtedly will be partnering with Ripple and using RLUSD heavily if they are going to partner with private companies
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Demand abroad isn't the bottleneck; trust in the issuer's jurisdiction is. Russia just told its 20M crypto users they bear the loss if a foreign issuer freezes USDT or USDC. Exporting dollar stablecoins also exports US freeze risk, and other regulators are pricing that in.
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Replying to @CoinDesk
This will make stablecoins even healthier!
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👏 👏 Let’s hear soon of RLUSD, REUR, RYEN, RRUB, RCDN, RYUA, etc. Hoping sooner than later
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