Don't be the scapegoat of the debt crisis. Without giving directions or making any recommendations, I just want to remind those immersed in joy to remember this important time node below!
A few days ago, the price of Bitcoin skyrocketed, breaking historical highs, and everyone was immersed in the celebration of the arrival of a 'bull market.' However, many have forgotten the hidden schemes surrounding the U.S. debt crisis.
As June 30 approaches, with a deadline for the payment of 6 trillion USD in Treasuries, traditional institutional investors are withdrawing from the U.S. debt market, and the U.S. is eager to find new buyers.
Could this surge in the cryptocurrency market be a meticulously designed 'wealth temptation' aimed at attracting retail investors' funds to fill the gap caused by the sale of U.S. Treasuries?
The new stablecoin regulatory bill introduced in the U.S. has hidden implications; on the surface, it aims to regulate the market, but in reality, it constructs a 'U.S. Treasury automatic distribution system.' The bill requires compliant stablecoins to be backed 100% by U.S. dollars or U.S. Treasuries. This means that for every dollar of stablecoin issued, an equivalent amount of U.S. Treasuries must be purchased, directly converting the expansion of the stablecoin user base into potential buyers of U.S. Treasuries.
In the face of challenges to dollar hegemony, this measure may become an important means for Trump to use the crypto market to 'inject blood' into U.S. Treasuries and maintain financial hegemony.
It is important to be cautious, as the current market prosperity may very well be a smokescreen for the transfer of the debt crisis. The real purpose of the USDT issuance is likely to seek new funding outlets for the enormous U.S. Treasury deficit. When faced with seemingly tempting market conditions, please maintain basic rational judgment to avoid becoming the 'scapegoat' of the debt crisis.