US Treasury see stablecoins driving ‘structural demand’ for T-bills
Key Takeaways
- Stablecoin collateral now accounts for around $120 billion in US Treasury holdings.
- Potential risks remain due to the stablecoin sector’s dependency on T-bills.
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